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Interesting, surprising, and useful to know I've never encountered a configuration where dragging the menu bar across didn't work, but maybe it's a Big Sur thing (I'm still on Mojave for now.) The only solution would be to use both monitors in landscape mode - which is not what I need and want. The smaller - connected over HDMI - is now in landscape more directly in from of me.Īnd the larger - connected over USB-C to DisplayPort - is now in portrait mode to my right.īut in portrait mode, this monitor cannot be configured with it's native 2560x1440 resolution!Īs soon as I set it to landscape mode (needing to turn the head), it offers all resolutions again.Īnd no, this is not a problem of the monitor, it is a problem of macOS!

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I also bought iA Writer for Windows, but I hesitate to pay over 30 Euro again for the Mac version.įinally, I just have too few time to do everything I would like to do, see, test and try.Īs HDMI seems to be the default primary display, with no way to change this (no, the movable toolbar in the display setting does NOT work!), I simply exchanged my monitors.

On iOS / iPadOS, I mostly use Drafts for anything that I just need to write down, MarkDown documents get written in iA Writer and anything technical in Textastic. I love Textastic on iOS and if you cannot say something negative about the macOS version, I will buy it too.

It's not the ultimate editor I've ever used (Notepad ++ probably gets that prize), but it's good enough for my purposes. It also has an amazing array of language syntax supports. With Handoff enabled I can do my editing on the Mac and with a few keystrokes and iPad taps, paste right into Mozaic on the iPad. It's also terrific for editing Mozaic scripts thanks to 's fantastic Mozaic Language Support syntax extension for it. With iCloud, switching between all my devices is totally seamless. I'm partial to Textastic mainly because I use it on iOS. So for now, I gladly took your advice and installed SubEthaEdit, thanks the versions numbers are quite different. and I am not sure how the Mac version of Textastic compares to the iPad version. On iPad, i use Textastic and iA Writer, but iA Writer is quite expensive. I have a Drafts subscription, but that is not a generic editor. (I'm using the AppStore version to keep it up-to-date).

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Finally, they don't give me what i said:įor generic text-editing I use the free SubEthaEdit (It has some nice optional terminal extensions in case you need to edit files).

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There are also applications that allow to have multiple tabs and windows in one larger window (similar to PuTTY Connection Manager), but i REALY hate them out of multiple reasons. Need to seek out if this is available for Windows. Of those windows are heavily sorted and arranged and I already felt in love with what wrote about KDE / Prisma.

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The sessions get sorted over my 3 monitors, so that i can separate and order clusters and strings and get pairs of relevant sessions in full screen to the front and back again to their position. When I do something on a cluster, I often open a ssh session to each of the cluster nodes, which could be from 2 to 32.Īlso we have 'strings' of applications running on a selection of nodes, where I often need 4 to 16 ssh sessions - and probably for more than one string. I am an *nix System Administrator with quite a number of servers in several data centers, many of them cluster-nodes.

I obviously don’t know what your use case is, but that madness would have me looking at automation/centralization/orchestration. Having 40 concurrent SSH sessions sounds like smell that there’s a different workflow problem. Maybe most of us with that many windows have found other solutions, like tabbed applications. I am sure, that most of our Mac users will not understand my kind of problems with this.