The curve itself is not a problem, it took a day or so to get used to the curve but then it was perfectly natural.
I do prefer dual monitors though because of the additional "monitor real estate". This curved one has a resolution of 3840 x 1600. In the office I have two monitors with a resolution of 2560 x 1440. And that bit of extra horizontal space is great for having multiple files open side by side and a web browser on the second monitor. But that comes down to personal preference I guess.
BI developer, analyst and reporting engineer, but most important...a lifelong learner.
I was told that I could become a coder. I am trying:) Let's see if it works out.
The mouse and keyboard behind the notebook are part of my gaming PC setup.
Dark mode enabled!
how do you sync wallpaper color with the background lights
The light is an RGB LED strip with a remote control. I have to switch the colors manually, so no syncing magic unfortunately 😁
that really cool 🔥🔥🔥
Ubuntu 19.04?
The picture is from last year with Ubuntu 19.10 In April I updated to 20.04.
is a curved monitor practical for coding? I have a straigt 4k 27" and wonder if curved would not even suck at it or not.
The curve itself is not a problem, it took a day or so to get used to the curve but then it was perfectly natural.
I do prefer dual monitors though because of the additional "monitor real estate". This curved one has a resolution of 3840 x 1600. In the office I have two monitors with a resolution of 2560 x 1440. And that bit of extra horizontal space is great for having multiple files open side by side and a web browser on the second monitor. But that comes down to personal preference I guess.
I know what you mean. Have also been used to 2x24" monitors + a macbook pro screen. But as you said personal preference and getting used to.
Love it, but will probably fall asleep in couple of minutes.
I don't usually work in the dark. That's just for the image 😅