I tend to lean back a bit, I'm about 5' 9" so not overly tall. I find having the big screen on top forces me to move my neck more which helps prevent neck stiffness and pain.
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Simpler to manage than multiple monitors and more overall software-driven flexibility. I can continue to make better and better use of my window manager.
Yes, that's what I was thinking.
With my 22" dualies, when I want one to sit vertically I have to prop it with some wine boxes :D
Haha, yeah, that screen is the same size as the table it seems!
It looks like you can get a narrower field of view with a setup like that. I find myself leaning over to sides sometimes just to see the outer edges of my screens.
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Nice, like how the monitor is at a higher level than the tabletop by design. 👌
This is interesting! @skryking are you quite tall, or lean back at your desk?
I tend to lean back a bit, I'm about 5' 9" so not overly tall. I find having the big screen on top forces me to move my neck more which helps prevent neck stiffness and pain.
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my messy office.
That's not messy . It looks so nice .
do you mostly work from home?
Yup
One of the cleaner setups I've seen.
How are you finding working on a big screen vs say a dual setup?
I’m definitely liking it.
Simpler to manage than multiple monitors and more overall software-driven flexibility. I can continue to make better and better use of my window manager.
I do need a bigger desk so I can back up a bit. It’s currently a little too close to my face.
Yes, that's what I was thinking.
With my 22" dualies, when I want one to sit vertically I have to prop it with some wine boxes :D
Haha, yeah, that screen is the same size as the table it seems!
It looks like you can get a narrower field of view with a setup like that. I find myself leaning over to sides sometimes just to see the outer edges of my screens.