I'm flirting with the idea of going to dual 4k or 5k screens at home some time this year though, because I think that might be a better setup for working with UE4 or Unity than what I've got now. I would think that 3 or more widescreen displays laid out horizontally would be too much head-swivel to be comfortable or useful, unless maybe they were in portrait orientation.

I have a single 40" 4K display at the moment (one of the S. Korean eBay specials), and I'd agree. No way to get a 2nd one (god forbid a 3rd) in horizontal.

I am flirting the idea with getting a wider aspect-ratio display with matching horizontal resolution. Say, 3840x1440, and mounting it directly *above* the current display, angled downwards. I think that's a better use of space, and looking up is arguably better ergonomically than swiveling...

I honestly just have a decent sized monitor and view other things such as api's and tutorials on my 11" macbook air. Anyone know where i can buy a monocle? Cuz squinting with one eye on that screen is murder .

I honestly just have a decent sized monitor and view other things such as api's and tutorials on my 11" macbook air. Anyone know where i can buy a monocle? Cuz squinting with one eye on that screen is murder .

There's a logical resolution setting in the Display section of OSX's settings.

It's hard to cope with one monitor at home (24 inch relatively old lcd) when at work I have three 24“ monitors arranged horizontally.

I don't physically have the room for more monitors at home though without getting a bigger desk and moving the bed around. I cant imagine my wife would be too happy with me taking over the bedroom for the sake of another monitor, after all I only have the pc in there because it's the quietest room in the house during the day furthest from the kids and any guests when I'm working from home

Wall mounts? I've seen one setup that used nice sliding mounts that held monitor arms for the flanking displays. When not in use the two wing monitors got rotated to portrait, and tucked mostly behind the central. Made for a very neat, tidy, and compact setup.

I honestly just have a decent sized monitor and view other things such as api's and tutorials on my 11" macbook air. Anyone know where i can buy a monocle? Cuz squinting with one eye on that screen is murder .

There's a logical resolution setting in the Display section of OSX's settings.

Oh boy thanx. I just use the darn thing to compile ios apps and play retro games and type angry rants