What does your desk look like?
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Desk is back to "clean slate" after our flood last week. See how long this last -
@jt1001001 said in What does your desk look like?:
... See how long this last
until another flood happens?
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Conference desk.
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New office.
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After some careful consideration, I realized I can do like 95% of my work on my iPad through the various social, cloud, and productivity apps.
This is my current setup that I'm testing out. Anker Bluetooth keyboard, my iPad Mini, and a cardboard box so that my neck doesn't get tired from looking down.
I'll probably upgrade to a refurbished 9.7" Pro at some point, but so far, so good.
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@scottalanmiller What computer is that?
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@wrx7m said in What does your desk look like?:
@scottalanmiller What computer is that?
A hand me down from my Godson.
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@chrisl said in What does your desk look like?:
After some careful consideration, I realized I can do like 95% of my work on my iPad through the various social, cloud, and productivity apps.
This is my current setup that I'm testing out. Anker Bluetooth keyboard, my iPad Mini, and a cardboard box so that my neck doesn't get tired from looking down.
I'll probably upgrade to a refurbished 9.7" Pro at some point, but so far, so good.
I like the idea, but the screen is just way too small. The biggest thing for me is the lack of mouse.
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@scottalanmiller Is it a whitebox?
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@chrisl I can't even imagine working from that. I would go insane.
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@wrx7m said in What does your desk look like?:
@scottalanmiller Is it a whitebox?
Yes. AMD CPU running Gecko Linux Rolling.
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@scottalanmiller said in What does your desk look like?:
@chrisl said in What does your desk look like?:
After some careful consideration, I realized I can do like 95% of my work on my iPad through the various social, cloud, and productivity apps.
This is my current setup that I'm testing out. Anker Bluetooth keyboard, my iPad Mini, and a cardboard box so that my neck doesn't get tired from looking down.
I'll probably upgrade to a refurbished 9.7" Pro at some point, but so far, so good.
I like the idea, but the screen is just way too small. The biggest thing for me is the lack of mouse.
That is why you have fingers. Plus, he said it was an iPad mini. I'm sure a regular iPad would work just the same.
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@nerdydad said in What does your desk look like?:
@scottalanmiller said in What does your desk look like?:
@chrisl said in What does your desk look like?:
After some careful consideration, I realized I can do like 95% of my work on my iPad through the various social, cloud, and productivity apps.
This is my current setup that I'm testing out. Anker Bluetooth keyboard, my iPad Mini, and a cardboard box so that my neck doesn't get tired from looking down.
I'll probably upgrade to a refurbished 9.7" Pro at some point, but so far, so good.
I like the idea, but the screen is just way too small. The biggest thing for me is the lack of mouse.
That is why you have fingers. Plus, he said it was an iPad mini. I'm sure a regular iPad would not work just the same.
FTFY
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@scottalanmiller yeah the screen is a tad small, that's why the upgrade to the 9.7" will be better.
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@nerdydad yeah the apps being self-contained kinda limit the necessity of a mouse. I thought that'd be a limiting factor, but it hasn't been an issue thus far.
Keyboard shortcuts really help, I can switch apps via Cmd + tab, and most apps display any available shortcuts if you hold down Cmd within the app.
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@wrx7m i still have my fully functional W10 laptop at home, it just doesn't come into the office anymore with me. No files in storage, everything via cloud.
Just need to figure out how to set up Outlook to access my work email and we'd be all set. I don't believe the iOS Outlook app allows for POP, but there has to be a workaround.
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@chrisl said in What does your desk look like?:
@scottalanmiller yeah the screen is a tad small, that's why the upgrade to the 9.7" will be better.
I think my dual 27" are too small!
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@chrisl said in What does your desk look like?:
@nerdydad yeah the apps being self-contained kinda limit the necessity of a mouse. I thought that'd be a limiting factor, but it hasn't been an issue thus far.
Keyboard shortcuts really help, I can switch apps via Cmd + tab, and most apps display any available shortcuts if you hold down Cmd within the app.
That's not TOO bad, until you want to edit a lot of text.
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@chrisl said in What does your desk look like?:
@wrx7m i still have my fully functional W10 laptop at home, it just doesn't come into the office anymore with me. No files in storage, everything via cloud.
Just need to figure out how to set up Outlook to access my work email and we'd be all set. I don't believe the iOS Outlook app allows for POP, but there has to be a workaround.
You have POP email at work? If so, doesn't the native non-Outlook app do that well?
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@scottalanmiller True. I was able to write an article for our blog entirely on the iPad yesterday, containing multiple links, etc. Wasn't too bad to deal with.
Spreadsheets are a different story, however.
Mileage may vary based on type of work, obviously, but it's been a smooth transition for me so far.
