Many monitors
Thursday, 24. January 2008, 15:36:50
If you had a multi-display setup arranged like this:
text version: A small 4-by-3 display is sandwiched between two extremely wide displays (above and below it). These extremely wide displays are in turn sandwiched by two extremey tall displays on the left and right, both extending from the side of the top display to the side of the bottom - forcing some gaps to the left and right of the small 4-by-3 display.
What happens if you were to open a Notepad window, move it to the top of your workspace, resize it to fill the width of your workspace, and then move the window down? As it is "split" by the empty space, will the window somehow expand horizontally to show all of its contents, or will some of its contents be hidden by "the void"?
On Windows, would parts of your desktop wallpaper not be rendered?
Who wants to test this for me?
text version: A small 4-by-3 display is sandwiched between two extremely wide displays (above and below it). These extremely wide displays are in turn sandwiched by two extremey tall displays on the left and right, both extending from the side of the top display to the side of the bottom - forcing some gaps to the left and right of the small 4-by-3 display.What happens if you were to open a Notepad window, move it to the top of your workspace, resize it to fill the width of your workspace, and then move the window down? As it is "split" by the empty space, will the window somehow expand horizontally to show all of its contents, or will some of its contents be hidden by "the void"?
On Windows, would parts of your desktop wallpaper not be rendered?
Who wants to test this for me?













