Probably has two monitors running at 1280x1024 each. I've also used two 21" at 3200x1200. Pretty sweet. :D

Thanks a bunch guys and gals... I really appreciate everybody who voted, and i appreciate everyone who replied even more! :-)

i run 1280x1024 but from what i've seen in material online, 800x600 is still the most common (but i haven't looked in several months)
if you are designing web sites, it's best to go with 800x600 unless you have code to determine screen resolution and serve a page set up for that.

1152x864 on one machine

and 80 cols x 25 lines on the other

1600x1200 just kinda testing it now, liking it so far.. its much easier to *try* and multitask, heh..

you happen to know where I can find that kind of code? :D

800x600

It's not a useful resolution, but I really can't get used to naything else. One of the reasons is that my screen is extra far away from me, because it is on a little perch above the desk. When I get an LCD / move the monitor closer, I may switch.

okay well then by that logic I run 2624x1200 minus a few pixels....not exactly the same as 3200x1200 on one monitor :D

1024x768 on an nVidia 64MB card. Crap 21" monitor from an old gateway my wife's had for eons.

1600 x 1024 - wide screen

1280x1024 double wide. Two 17" TFT panels.

1600 x 1200 on my 22" NEC MultiSync. I love every inch and every pixel.

At home 1280x1024, but at work, dual 1600x1200 /w 3 desktops using nView on two Nvidia cards... lotta spreadsheet and code work...

3200x1200 on my main machine - and 1600x1200 on most of my other machines

1024 here

1280x960. Of course.