anybody else?

So you're calling me a car 🙃

@zombie id call you a zombie instead

or when the cable is too short and you just move a bit 😱

Yes, but with PC, i dont work in laptop, too small screen for developers to work.

A developer requires minimum of 2 monitors. If three then Awesome

@merlano17 you still need to connect your headphones ofc ( if not bluetooth headphones) to the rig or and amp/soundcard :p

@lynxis that's qhat I told know it happens to me with pc

Bluetooth saves lives.

@merlano17 Not sure how to tell you this, but... It's possible to connect external monitor to the notebook. ;)

@hayz ya only one not three.

@merlano17 port replicators/docks + the internal video ports so up to four or even six in some cases ;)

@merlano17 displayport 1.2 daisy chained. got 3 hooked up without the one on my laptop

@merlano17 Depends on the notebook and your work style.

In my opinion one monitor is ideal, two - sometimes, but usually it's too much (yes you can have terminal open on one and browser open on other, but you can go with virtual desktops.

My point is - you can always focus on one thing only.

PS. I can't find a use case for three monitors.

@hayz well personally I use three one for api docs, another for an ide or notepad and a terminal and the last to look at what I'm working on where I don't have to minimize my ide. when I'm away from my monitors switching between workspaces tend to add up

I also use 3.... One for Unity, one for visual studio attached to the unity project and one with 2 visual studio windows for the library I work on and one for the C++ <-> C# bridge I develop to interface said library

150th +1, enjoy your stressball 🤘🤘😋😉

@sandmanx why don't you help me get a stress ball :'(

Or when you need to reach something that is just too far when they are plugged in... Prefer the struggle rather than plugging them out lol

wow you got the stress ball

Haha yeah me!!

Every day man, every day..

Or my phone, at least 2k times a day