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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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I find it a lot better on a laptop for focused workflows, but I don't like it on desktop.
Huh, funny, I wonder why that is. I just realized that happens to me too, I still have it vanilla on the pc and it doesnt bother me as much.
Maybe cause the bar at the top causes you to slightly tilt your neck down a bit more on the laptop and that's a non issue on monitors?
Maybe cause with multiple monitors there isn't as much fiddling finding the right workspace?
That's a very interesting point.
edit: I just realized I completely misunderstood what you said, you said the opposite of how I interpreted it, my bad.