Putting your screen vertical for coding, who does it? I never tried but am curious so maybe i should

Not bad. Saves space and increases productivity. Also good for terminal outputs.

On attached picture these are mine 2x 24" and 32" middle one.

Just consider you might need VESA arm in case your monitor stand doesn't supports it.

I dislike it but it's really a personal thing.

I prefer going wide then looking up and down.

@myss yeah a vesa stand costs money. So I just somehow put it against the wall and hope it doesn't fall over. But vertical screens are indeed super helpful. Not only for terminal output but for browsing its nice too. Because in horizontal theres so much unused space when looking at manpages/articles/wtf ever

@flake with your tits naked?

I used it vertical, but mostly for documentation on another screen, as most documents are A4/letter format.

The format was good for the intended purpose, but many displays are optimized for the regular viewing angle, and so was mine. After some time it irritated me too much so I turned it back into the "right" position.

it's good for analysing logs...
Bad for frontend dev, you easily forget to keep an eye on laptops screen sizes...

For that vertical I wanna need that 999$ stand from Apple man.

I really like that for reading docs but for coding I prefer my horizontal ultrawide monitor

@Nanos 4?! What do you need so many screens for? Server status?

@Nanos you are aware that you can close windows and open them again if needed right? :p