Re: ScreenSaverView with multiple displays
Re: ScreenSaverView with multiple displays
- Subject: Re: ScreenSaverView with multiple displays
- From: Lance Saleme <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 09:20:02 -0800
I'm not trying to make this thread a useless "me too" forum, but "me
too". I've had and continue to have 2+ monitors since it was possible
(Mac II days). My wife runs two monitors... my parents run two
monitors (and they aren't graphics artists or developers). Most of the
people I know run 2 monitors.
All that having been said, consider that other very popular screen
savers handle the case of multiple monitors. Aquarium II (the only
screen saver I've felt like running in many years) does an excellent
job by creating two different collections of fish, but compromises by
keeping the same background image.
Spend the time and effort to handle the situation and others will
notice, use, and (if done well) recommend your solution to others.
Good luck,
Lance
On Jan 27, 2005, at 12:04 AM, Shaun Wexler wrote:
On Jan 26, 2005, at 11:23 PM, Roy Lovejoy wrote:
On Jan 26, 2005, at 8:46 PM, patrick wrote:
While it probably is
pretty uncommon for someone to have three or monitors,
Bad assumption.. I've used three monitors since 1995.
(two monitors before then since 1988)..
Okay, I'll admit that I only got the third for A-10 Attack, but I've
been addicted ever since..
One monitor shows what the user sees, one monitor for source, one
monitor for active debugger.
But I do know personally 3 other engineers, and two graphic designers
who also use three monitors..
So by the "six degrees of Kevin Bacon" rule, it's statistically much
more common than you think =)
Same here! I ran 3x Apple 20" MS from 1995-2003; down to 2x when one
died (that was a rough transition period, lemme tell ya). I'll be
ordering 2x 30" Cinema, once Apple announces the new G5 Quadra... ;)
--
Shaun Wexler
MacFOH
http://www.macfoh.com
Sarchasm \sar"chasm\, n. the void between the author of a satirical
witticism and the recipient who just doesn't get it.
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