On Monday 05 June 2006 10:33, Alvaro Kuolas wrote:
It's useless a big monitor for a SOHO, on the design field: it's necessary.
Hi Alvaro, SOHO users are as diverse as any other base. In fact, it isn't unusual to find them 'juggling' marcom, accounting and crm/sales/support functions with fewer staff. What this says to me is there's a great deal to be gained, particularly by smaller firms, by incorporating multiple virtual high definition desktops... which I define as the ability to view at least two complete print-format or scanned documents on-screen at the same time)... even combined with multi-head functionality, as you've stated, in cases where the user's applications warrant it.
For me, I use MAXIMIZED Windows on Virtual Desktops (six of them).
Just like me, but I've trimmed it down to four (any more usually just go unused. ) I'll definitely jump to multi-head the first time a project requirement justifies it! ;-)
I like the picture of "(Screenshot of a Desktop)^6"
Thanks! It was fun.
But, I noted that your windows are for the same job. I can't mix windows from different tasks.
I'm not clear on what you mean here. Of course I mix and match displayed processes across virtual desktops, but I can only do captures one at a time. :-) I generally use one for the 'reception/marcom area' (IM, VOIP, chat/irc, surfing, efax, e-mail) one for 'admin' (file management, shells & utilities, ftp client, etc.) and two for 'creative' (each split between production & preview/proofreading) which is OK for up to two projects. If I run out of space, I just add another virtual desktop until the workload justifies dropping back to four. Thanks for your comments! Carl -- Check the headers for your unsubscription address For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the archives at http://lists.suse.com Please read the FAQs: suse-linux-e-faq@suse.com