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And, when it is shown on a monitor that is taller than it is wide, it rotates 90 degrees counter-clockwise, so the same layout can be used on a vertical monitor.
A 70/30 split is a useful layout for both Horizontal and Vertical layouts, but to use it on both screens, I'd need to define it twice (and the same for every other layout). Currently, the same layout on a vertical display looks more like this, which makes both windows far too skinny.
At the moment, the work-around is to define multiple layouts, but that gets a bit cumbersome if you have multiple regularly-used layouts, and makes the switcher for both screens full of "useless" options.
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Similar to #4, but I think distinct enough to put in a separate request.
The idea is to be able to define one layout; say, 70%/30%.
And, when it is shown on a monitor that is taller than it is wide, it rotates 90 degrees counter-clockwise, so the same layout can be used on a vertical monitor.
A 70/30 split is a useful layout for both Horizontal and Vertical layouts, but to use it on both screens, I'd need to define it twice (and the same for every other layout). Currently, the same layout on a vertical display looks more like this, which makes both windows far too skinny.
At the moment, the work-around is to define multiple layouts, but that gets a bit cumbersome if you have multiple regularly-used layouts, and makes the switcher for both screens full of "useless" options.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: