Three 24" monitors or one huge monitor for programming?
"programming"
>>1077410192x 27" is industry standard
>>1077410193 32:9 49 inch curved monitors side by side (all vertical)
I ask because I'm having trouble choosing between 3x Dell P2425 on an 3-monitor Ergotron arm and the single huge monitor from the OP pic.
A single 24" UHD monitor in 16:10 would be the ideal.
Width is shit for coding. What you actually want is height. One of those tall monitors as your secondary.
>>107741019One huge one that has feature where you can splice it into three ones with separate resolutions/screens.
At my job our setup is two 27" monitors + our company 14" MBPI think it's a good setup but I effectively only use the two monitors and two monitors is plenty anyway
That monitor looks like dogshit. You should get a 40"+ 16:9 4k screen instead.I'd buy a 6k or 8k screen if they fucking made them in real sizes (65 and 86" respectively), but right now the best option is just a basic 4k monitor. Height is way more important than width for every application, 21:9 and 32:9 are completely retarded.
People got conned into believing more and larger screens are good for you. But the reality is smaller and better screens is where it's at. Smartphones are a great example of ultra high resolution small screens kicking ass
>>107741126Is a hardware feature needed for that? I thought that this is done in software with xrandr --setmonitor
one 32" 1440p works fine for me.
>>107741019Idk for work three monitors work better for me than one single ultrawide.>>107741075Check out chink arms on aliexpress
why do you need 3 monitors for programming?
>>107741323>center: code, compiler output, terminals>left: documentation>right: task list, bug tracker, music player
>>107741346You don't need "right".
>>1077413231 & 2 for all files or 2 seperate proj if you merge or whatever. 3rd for Teams/Teamviewer/Youtube.2 is absolute min, doing anything frontend without a dedicated screen for the builder or its tools is simply cruel. 3 is luxury but I wouldnt want to miss it. Comes in clutch often enough.
>>1077410194 huge monitors.
One 24" at 1024x768. You don't need more.
>>107741055A macbook is an industry standard
