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minus-squaretiramichu@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up1·4 months agoI don’t do strictly fixed, but I do relative, for example my terminal is left of my IDE, my browser is right. Using workspaces as instantly switchable ‘screens’ also helps make presentations and demos really slick, i find. You can screen-share the whole monitor and then flick between your deck and code and a browser very cleanly with no window fumbling.
I don’t do strictly fixed, but I do relative, for example my terminal is left of my IDE, my browser is right.
Using workspaces as instantly switchable ‘screens’ also helps make presentations and demos really slick, i find.
You can screen-share the whole monitor and then flick between your deck and code and a browser very cleanly with no window fumbling.