• Evil_Shrubbery@lemm.ee
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    4 months ago

    This was never not the case for me.

    In CRT era there was just no contest, the resolution (the amount of data displayed) alone was worlds apart. Yet I only ever had one CRT connected at a time.

    Once the LCDs became minimally viable for me I just never disconnected the previous LCD when upgrading/buying another one (I’ve always been a “main screen + support screens” sort of operator).

    Finally LCDs and OLEDs became just too big (and tiling much much better) to have “too many” monitors.
    Yet there are times when I wish I had a mini monitor (one of those candy bar screens where I would just have Signal or something, about 480×1920 pixels, they are cheap but I then remember how silly the need is and don’t want to further consumerism for needles thighs).

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      4 months ago

      I remember when one crt was like 800x600 and another 1280x1024. Worlds apart.

      Another time, another battle.

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      4 months ago

      I was using dual monitors back before LCDs became the norm. I always had a splitting headache from looking at the screens. It went away with LCDs.