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RE: *** ADMIN: EGL vs. <anything> == Off Topic -- REVERSAL

Is having more than one monitor the norm for companies in the USA?

Multiple monitors is becoming more prevalent especially among web/GUI
developers - it's often a lot easier to develop a GUI application when
the UI is on one monitor and the code on another. Me, I get along with
a single 24" monitor at 1900x1200.

In some instances it's the only* way to debug the UI - consider trying to discover that weird repaint or 'request focus' issue; if you're switching between the app being debugged and the debugger one a single screen, you're only compounding the issue!

--phil

*OK, it's not strictly the only way, but it sure beats the other ways hands down.

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