Oh yes, look at that. I had only used UP to maximize but I see now that if you’re already pinned to the side (via LEFT or RIGHT), doing UP or DOWN will make it a quadrant. That’s pretty neat

Plus on Win10 you can do UP and DOWN to divide the screen into quadrants

Eh, I disagree; my dual monitor setup for work really works for me. I frequently need to have multiple windows open, and some of the software I use appears to be designed for use on a widescreen monitor, so fitting multiple applications on screen at once would be inconvenient, and switching between 2-4 applications…

I think it really depends on what you are doing. If you are just coding and can do without reference, then one monitor is all good.

I can here for this, but you already did it better than I would have.

I call BS on this one. It’s not about having multiple monitors; it’s about having enough information visible at any one time. Multiple monitors at $100/each is the least expensive route compared to a UHD monitor with enough screen real estate to see everything you need at one time.

but found its width encouraged the time-wasting habit of repeatedly fiddling with window sizes to fit multiple apps on a single screen

It sounds like it’s not the number of monitors you use but the multitasking that’s the problem.

You’ll get my 3 monitor development setup when you pry my cold, dead eyes off it.

That’s a great idea! It’s actually a trivial change to lines 6 and 11 of the original code, but I’ve changed it to include an automatic for those who, like me, had previously setup the previous one.

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That if I didn't understand recursion initially I shouldn't be Comp Sys/Comp Sci.

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