On Sunday, March 17, 2013 9:12:18 AM UTC+1, Jason wrote:
1. Screen area. The "perspectives" concept in eclipse wins hands down over the somewhat cramped "panel" approach of Intellij and although eclipse too has similar panels you can arrange them in whichever way you like in eclipse whereas intellij lacks some flexibility in this regard.
Eclipse perspectives are a quite cool and hard to beat.
However, did you try the options popping up when you click the gear icon (which every panel has). For example on a two monitor set-up using "floating" on debugger and/or logcat might clean up things. Not docking = auto hide is an option for windows you don't need visible all the time or need loot of real estate to be useful (i.E. Subversion and Atlassian Pannels).
I for example have the project and structure permanently visible, logcat and debugger detached on the 2nd monitor and all the rest is on auto hide.
Last not least: it makes a difference if you you drag the panel button to the furthest left/right or up/down inside the area for panel buttons.
Martin
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