S. Barret Dolph wrote:
> From the resident newbie....I use as much space as I can with any given
> setup. (And use 1600x1200 on one screen...hopefully...1600x1200 on
> another 21" soon.) I still only use 4 screens. Generally, I would rather
> let my terminals stay on the workspace I am working on. I frequently
> work on up to 12 documents at a time but find that if I use too many
> workspaces it is more confusing than helpful.
>
It's all a matter of how you organize stuff. Personally, I like 4 screens,
and generally I have it organized with one screen for web browsing, email and
Usenet news (Mozilla, mutt and trn), one screen doing word processing (Star
Office), one screen doing development work (several xterms and gvim sessions),
and one screen doing research work for the product development (man pages,
more Mozilla windows, maybe a few less or gvims looking at other people's
source code). Occassionally instead of the Star Office screen, I'll have two
pieces of development work going on in different screens.
--
Paul Tomblin, Software Developer
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