Re: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

Guys, Debugging apps where the app is running on one desktop and the debugger on another desktop is no fun. In these cases 2 monitors are MUCH better. And when you are writing a debugger and you need to debug the debugger then even 2 monitors is not enough. Then you need 3 monitors to

Re: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

On Wed, 25 Aug 2021, at 6:16 PM, Eric Selje wrote: > They might have even > squeaked into Win 10. > The FancyZones Powertoy for Windows 10, mentioned in the article, has effectively been incorporated into Windows 11. -- Alan Bourke alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm

Re: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

Guys, Debugging apps where the app is running on one desktop and the debugger on another desktop is no fun. In these cases 2 monitors are MUCH better. And when you are writing a debugger and you need to debug the debugger then even 2 monitors is not enough. Then you need 3 monitors to

RE: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

I agree with Christof. My home PC is 3 x 27" monitors but I love the simple ability on my 27" Mac and Macbook to simply swipe between screens. The equivalent virtual desktops in Wondows aren't as simple to use but I have recently added a Logitech trackpad to the home PC and set it up to use the

Re: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

> So, my question is this: What size monitors are you using for development > and how many? 27" 5K Apple Display (made by LG)... If I need a second monitor I open my macbook. I've never been a fan of multiple monitors, though. To me it's so much easier to have virtual desktops and just swipe

RE: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

Desktop, not laptop. I'm just curious whether anyone had used DP ports and what was the general size monitor and number of monitors in use by the Foxpro community. I'm really starting to like this 27" monitor I have in place. But, I'm not sure I want two large monitors of the same size. I'm

Re: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

Windows 11 has features built-in that will facilitate subdividing monitors into regions to make everything easier to manage. They might have even squeaked into Win 10. https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-11/252475/windows-11-feature-focus-snap-layouts Eric On Wed, Aug 25, 2021 at 11:32 AM

Re: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

When it arrives, a single 43 inch Dell running at 3840x2160 replacing 3 monitors. A 29-inch over a 34-inch ultra wide with another 29 turned portrait for system monitoring. 1920x1080 over 2560x1080 with another 1080x1920 on the side. I am looking forward to the simplification on my desk along

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Your docking station should take care of any port issues...assuming you're using a laptop? On 8/24/2021 3:04 PM, John Weller wrote: I'd say go for it - you can't have too much screen real estate! Don't know about Display Ports, no experience. John John Weller 07976 393631 -Original

[NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

I've been using dual monitors for many years now, but I've been working with monitors with two different layouts. Both monitors were 22" wide but the primary monitor was more square format whereas my secondary monitor has more of a wide screen format. Apparently, after I started talking about

RE: [NF] - Is Bigger Always Better When It Comes To Your Monitors? :)

I'd say go for it - you can't have too much screen real estate! Don't know about Display Ports, no experience. John John Weller 07976 393631 > -Original Message- > From: ProfoxTech On Behalf Of Paul H. > Tarver > Sent: 24 August 2021 19:59 > To: profoxt...@leafe.com > Subject: [NF] -