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Rating always..... WELCOME
The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory.
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With a large enough monitor you can have two pages visible at the same time.
And I don't like linebreaks in code just because there isn't enough space.
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Although I still look at options for rotating monitors my 27 inch landscape monitor at home is fine for coding. I use it similar to my 2 4:3 CRT monitors at work. Yes I have 12+ year old CRT monitors on my desk at work.
John
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once I started working with LCD Displays, CRT displays just were not bright enough, and my eyes felt strained looking at them all day. Especially if I had an LCD display right next to it.
All of my software is powered by a single Watt.
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And I won't exchange them for landscapes... never.
Wouldn't mind an extra 19' though.
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."
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so do I here. I have a second machine + monitor here, so I have 3 LCD on my desk which is loaded with that.
A second row above would be possible thou 
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I had 2x19" (1280x1024 each)......and swapped them for 1x 30" 2560x1600. In this instance, I would have to say New is better than Old!
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Where is last option, "Depend on work to do"
Landscape :
Good for developer, they get more space to read and debug the code. basically for visual studio environment, landscape mopnitors are good choice.
Portrait:
Good for people who works on documentation, excel data, sprade sheets.
Since only a few types of documents has landscape orientation, the portrait view makes better use of the space by allowing you to see and work with more of your document without constant scrolling
surely, it's Depend on work to do
Rating always..... WELCOME
The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory.
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You adjust your monitor depending on work?! I mean, seriously, question is simple 'Is your monitor landscape or portrait?'
I have square monitors (single at home, dual at work), so orientation doesn't matter.
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Landscape monitor is really good for IDE's like VS with multiple toolbar and floating panels.
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code and designer. code and code. code and firefox. word doc and firefox. word doc and code.
I have 2 24"'s at home and like to view things side by side on the same monitor, so I use landscape.
"I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours. "
— Hunter S. Thompson
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