On 10/17/2024 4:27 AM, Rainer Stratmann via fpc-pascal wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 17. Oktober 2024, 03:24:07 CEST schrieb Ralf Quint via fpc-
pascal:
Sorry, but do you really suggest that Lazarus should intentionally
adjust itself to the shortcomings of other IDEs? Being able to move
windows around over multiple (2 or 3) monitors is the most effective way
to work.,
May be for you it is the most effective to work.
To exaggerate, the more monitors the better your code???
Blödsinn, und dass weisst Du auch selber.
No, more monitors don't "make code better", but having two or three
monitors makes the debugging/testing task much more efficient...
For me, at least at the moment the opposite is the case. I concentrate on a
defined, clear area without any major distractions.
Of course, it is good to have the option of placing the windows on umpteen
monitors. But this should not be the default setting.
Maybe you are then one of those code m*****ys that just crouch over
their overpriced lightweight laptops with a fruity company logo. Your
"clear defined area without any major attraction" idea goes out of the
window as soon as you have to refer to your project documentation while
you're programming. Or testing/debugging.
Ralf
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