Re:Spreadsheet "breaks" Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking
by d-lisp on Monday February 12, 2024 @05:41PM
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You only ignored my claims, and ignored the fact that your "studies" are unrelated and don't take efficient window managers into account, and ignored the fact that I was using a similar setup than yours in the past before finding this current solution, whose productivity is superior. Anecdotes do matter, unrelated studies don't. Now, I do hope microsoft will publish a study taking powerusers of i3/awesome/bspwm into account, because otherwise it seems your pride will force you into cultivating a taste for uneffective and expensive solutions, which wouldn't be a problem if you weren't at the same time showing signs of interest to the subject of what constitutes a good work tool.
I wish you the best in life.
Re:Spreadsheet "breaks" Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking
by leptons on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @02:42AM
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Enjoy your sub-optimal computing experience. Goodbye.
Re:Spreadsheet "breaks" Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking
by d-lisp on Thursday February 15, 2024 @07:24AM
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Hi,
this answer feels immature and unconstructive to the discussion; I don't understand how and why you continue to treat my setup as "sub-optimal" when I described why it was that great, and you treated me as a "troll" while sourcing unrelated information. Could you please explain what is going on with you, and why you seem that upset by this discussion ?
Only in your trolling mind. You lost this pointless internet argument but you simply cannot accept it.
>My message are perfectly meaningful
Only to you. Your messages are anecdotal and I provided studies that prove most people want multiple monitors exactly because it makes their jobs provably easier than whatever virtual desktop nonsense you have to deal with.
> I exposed why I think my setup is more productive and efficient than yours, and that 9 monitors are not necessary by any mean.
That doesn't mean you aren't completely wrong, because you are completely wrong.
Enjoy your sub-optimal computing experience. Goodbye.