screen resolution & size
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
Well.. My Dell Latitude at work has a 15" Display running at 1400x1050.. I like it a lot.. it's also the only resolution that displays properly.. My home machine has a 21" Trinitron running at 1600x1200 which I like a lot better :-) Jason Gerard, Master of Kung Foo
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
17' 1280x1024 if i can hava motre i'll do it. Gilles Dassac NeverSo France gilles@neverso.com
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Well.. My Dell Latitude at work has a 15" Display running at 1400x1050.. I like it a lot.. it's also the only resolution that displays properly.. My home machine has a 21" Trinitron running at 1600x1200 which I like a lot better :-) Jason Gerard, Master of Kung Foo
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17' 1280x1024 if i can hava motre i'll do it. Gilles Dassac NeverSo France gilles@neverso.com
hello from Paris 20' 1280*1024 17' 1280*1024 17' 1024*768 Did you notice my third eye ?;P Regards Guy LECOMTE
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode?
- 19" CRT: 1280x1024x32
- 15" LCD: 1600x1400x32
Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen?
Yeah, after building and debugging I hit ESC automatically to get rid of the annoying output bar at the bottom. Regards, Thomas
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hehe. I got tired of building my own systems so I bought a Dell and sprung for the biggest one they had. It's awesome, and cheap when you buy it with a system. Jason Gerard, Master of Kung Foo
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
At home: 21" 1600x1200 and a 19" 1280x1024 (dual monitor config) At work: 21" 1600x1200 and two 21" 1200x1600 portrait monitors (three head system) I write medical imaging software that requires a minimum of two displays. I typically run visual studio in full screen mode, the high resolution monitors allows me to have multiple files open at once. Chris Hafey
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
19" @ 1280x1024 Josh josh@that-guy.net
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
Work: 21" 1600x1200 Home: 14" 1024x768 (Laptop) Michael Martin Pegasystems Pty Ltd Australia martm@pegasystems.com +61 413-004-018 "Don't belong. Never join. Think for yourself. Peace" - Victor Stone
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
19 inch 1280 x 1024
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
1450x1050 on a 15inch TFT LCD (laptop, which is my sole and only workstation) I love it, I never want anything else unless it is more resolution and a bigger TFT LCD (on my laptop, the bigger screen is probably unlikely). bye for now, Filip. PS: Yes, bigger or better fools being invented is a problem for software developers but the fact that there seem to be ever increasing numbers of them and the fact that the more you tell them the worse it gets does not help much either.
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Same here... 32bit colour resolution (though when things go slow I drop to 16bit) regards, Paul Watson Cape Town, South Africa e: paulmwatson@email.com w: vergen.org
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
I'm a resolution addict, I have to admit: 1600x1024 on a SGI 1600SW (roughly 17.3" 16:9 Wide-Format) at work 1600x1200 on my Dell I8K (15") - and I love it. I started developing software using a bloody old terminal, which was capable of displaying 80x24 characters. The printer in my then company was a rather fast line printer, which continuously churned out listings of sourcecode ... about two feet per year. And this was just to get an overview, because with 80x24 it was close to impossible. Since then, I gradually increased the screen real estate; my SGI gives me about 226x76 characters, when using Visual Studio. Of course I work with several window panes, but being abled to read larger portions of code really improves productivity, at least mine. Regarding UXGA on a 15" display - this is a notebook, where the distance between eyes and screen is much smaller than in a desktop environment - and I'm not visually impaired. I don't use a large font setting (why should I get an UXGA display for that in the first place?) and I'm using 8pt Andale Mono as my standard editing font. Lucky me, I'm abled to avoid CRTs.
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
1600 x 1200 on my desktop, and now thanks to the Dell Inspiron 8100, the same res on my laptop! My video cards are pretty vanilla since I don't have a need for hardware 3D or dithering effects in the products I build. I use a circa 1998 Gateway 20" tube (made by Sony) that's still razor sharp and appears to have great color. Probably the best investment I made, although my 3+ yr old Pentium-II 300MHz still continues to chug along! /ravi "There is always one more bug..." http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
21" 1600x1200 Jon Sagara Sagara Software
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19 inch 1280 x 1024
Same. (19", 1280x1024), 32bit. Same at home too.
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
At home I have a Matrox Dual Head G450 with 2 21' Viewsonic P815 monitiors both configured in 1280x1024. At Work I again have a dualhead with 2 19' Hitachi 751s both configured at 1152 X 864.
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Hi everyone, With the recent events the last few days everyone is shocked. Therefore I'd like to start a little poll to distract you guys a bit. What is the size of your screen and in which resultion do you like to view your sourcecode? Do you love to have lots of sourcecode on the screen? Take care, Filip
19" Eizo @ 1600x1200 - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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At home I have a Matrox Dual Head G450 with 2 21' Viewsonic P815 monitiors both configured in 1280x1024. At Work I again have a dualhead with 2 19' Hitachi 751s both configured at 1152 X 864.
Hey brother, can you spare a monitor? :) Regards, Alvaro
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Hey brother, can you spare a monitor? :) Regards, Alvaro
You should talk to my coworker. We just hired a guy who brung in 2 SPARCs with three 15' monitors each and he also has a PC with a 19' monitor. His cubical shaped in a U is almost entirely full of monitors. I also do medical imaging as one other poster mentioned. And I have a 3 monitor High Resolution workstation with 3 2K X 2.5K 21' portrait monitors and also a 2 monitor 2K * 2.5K system that I develop code on. I don't use them very often for development because the monitors are grayscale. The nice thing about them is you can open a VS editor and see 115 lines of code (at a time) on a single monitor. I also don't use them very often because the refresh freq is only 71hz and I find the flicker a little annoying although its much better than the days when we < 50Hz monitors! They also make good heaters, when I had problems with the AC freezing me in my office (problems with the thermostat) turn on the monitors and the temp became tolerable.
