[mdlug] Adaptive sync monitors with Linux (Nvidia)?

[Peter Bart]

On June 29, 2020 7:39:56 PM EDT, Raymond Ingles <sorceror171 at gmail.com> wrote:
>I've already found one key bit of information. The X Window system
>currently cannot generally support a dual-monitor adaptive-sync setup.

So would something like a Matrox be helpful? 
<https://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/th2go/displayport/?productTabs=1>
I am using the Triplehead2go Digital in my makeshift home office. fwiw the latest version of Ubuntu sees the three monitors as one large one, not so good but manageable for me, sounds like what you want. Not sure if it will support  adaptive sync. I did find out that; with my setup at least; the Matrox cannot tell how many monitors are connected. The triplehead acts like there are three displays connected, even if there are not. I found that out when I moved a window to far when I only had two displays. 


>
>If you have two adaptive monitors, *and* one app/game covers *both*
>screens, it's *supposed* to work. Other setups (e.g. an adaptive
>monitor
>and a fixed-sync one) don't work. (Well, they do if you run separate X
>servers on each, but that means dragging windows between monitors
>doesn't
>work.)
>
>So if I get such a monitor, it'll need to be an ultrawide one, because
>I
>like lots of windows open at once. At least, until Wayland is more of a
>thing.
>

Lol, yes a real live quest! 
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Peter Bart
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