I have 4 x 24" monitors (~4x4' of monitors), when an application is
> spanned across multipleputting things at the borders makes for
> tons of unecessary mouse movement. So I've really come to like
> contextual hovers or right clicks.
>
>
> http://intrio.com/blog/2008/01/21/a-great-deal-1920x16
Hummers consume more gas due to the laws of physics. What golden rule
says that to have more screen real estate should make applications
less useable? Even a single large monitor can reflect all the
problems: Keyholes galore, assuming a single resolution, or
peripherals for all status, problems
On Apr 24, 2008, at 9:28 PM, Troy Gardner wrote:
> I have 4 x 24" monitors (~4x4' of monitors), when an application is
> spanned across multipleputting things at the borders makes for
> tons of unecessary mouse movement. So I've really come to like
> contextual hovers or right clicks.
I'm so
I have 4 x 24" monitors (~4x4' of monitors), when an application is
spanned across multipleputting things at the borders makes for
tons of unecessary mouse movement. So I've really come to like
contextual hovers or right clicks.
http://intrio.com/blog/2008/01/21/a-great-deal-1920x1600-24-monit
Forgive my light reply but what about implementing a gesture metaphor
to trigger menu?
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=28072
Welco
Quote: "However, this particular application replaces the windows metaphor with
something else and the edges are used to flip between different virtual screens"
Ah, well that's entirely different, then. :)
In that case, sticky (or slightly sluggish) edges does sound like the best
option to me,
>
> I'm thinking that if you create a zone all the way around the inside
> of screen 1 where the cursor activates the navigation, as soon as I
> travel over there with my cursor and see a navigation bar pop up, I'm
> going to slow down my mouse. So, it wouldn't take long before I "got"
> that the e
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Subject: [IxDA Discuss] Corners, edges and multiple monitors
Hi all,
Using corners and edges of the screen for different things can as we all
know be a great timesaver. However in the day of the multiple monitor we're
facing some new problems, screens do
Mattias,
Based on how I use my two monitors, I would suggest you do something
closer to your first solution.
I'm thinking that if you create a zone all the way around the inside
of screen 1 where the cursor activates the navigation, as soon as I
travel over there with my cursor and see a na
Hi all,
Using corners and edges of the screen for different things can as we all
know be a great timesaver. However in the day of the multiple monitor we're
facing some new problems, screens do not have edges on all sides.
So I'm designing an application that uses the edges for some global
navig
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