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On 21/11/2022 18:15, Laurence Perkins wrote: |
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> Separate displays is useful for multi-headed systems. I know a couple people who buy one, high-power desktop for the whole family and then attach multiple screens and input devices. |
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> If you want to do that, but your GPU can't handle multiple X displays, you can still set it up by using one master X server, and then running multiple, nested X servers, each given a specific region (which may or may not correspond precisely to one or more screens, but that's usually what you'd want). Attach the IO devices to the nested ones obviously. |
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I'm trying to do that. I understood that video cards didn't support it, |
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so I have two video cards, but I haven't managed to get both of them |
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working together, so far ... (couldn't even get the computer to boot |
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properly last I tried ...) |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |
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