> I am more efficient with a single monitor, because I use a tiling window manager.
I just read a whole article (this one) about a guy that had to switch to a single monitor because switching to a tiling window manager made it hard to live with more than just 1 monitor, so allow me to doubt that your WM is actually increasing your efficiency.
But even without that, no you are no. If you need to switch between virtual desktops to, for example, see the code and see the website renderer by the code, it is an highly inefficient process.
So unless your single monitor happens to be a 44" 5K monitor, I would 100% fire you.
> you admit your choice of operating system gimps productivity yet you still choose to use it
I think the word "imposed" made it pretty clear that I actually do not have the choice.
So you're being forced to use a workflow you don't like that gimps your productivity, and you still would force guys to use workflows they may not like? That's worse than choosing it man.
Switching workspaces is as easy as moving your eyeballs, at least in a tiling wm. It's no different workflow wise, except it costs hundreds of dollars less. You can literally only look at one monitor at a time. Very, very few people actually have a need for more than one. The majority of people using more than one monitor are doing it because it makes them feel like hackerman, because their boss imposes a workflow and environment on them, or because they can't be bothered to try to make their environment more efficient.
I just read a whole article (this one) about a guy that had to switch to a single monitor because switching to a tiling window manager made it hard to live with more than just 1 monitor, so allow me to doubt that your WM is actually increasing your efficiency.
But even without that, no you are no. If you need to switch between virtual desktops to, for example, see the code and see the website renderer by the code, it is an highly inefficient process.
So unless your single monitor happens to be a 44" 5K monitor, I would 100% fire you.
> you admit your choice of operating system gimps productivity yet you still choose to use it
I think the word "imposed" made it pretty clear that I actually do not have the choice.