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| triple_head_with_two_nvidia_cards_for_dualhead_twinview_main_screen_and_separate_status_display [05.09.2012 15:17] – created Pascal Suter | triple_head_with_two_nvidia_cards_for_dualhead_twinview_main_screen_and_separate_status_display [02.02.2016 19:33] – Pascal Suter | ||
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| ====== triple head with two nvidia cards for dualhead twinview main screen and separate status display ====== | ====== triple head with two nvidia cards for dualhead twinview main screen and separate status display ====== | ||
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| + | **Note:** If you are looking for a simple way to have an extra screen on your linux machine showing a status monitor and you don't mind the status screen to go blank when you log out or lock your workstation, | ||
| i am not sure if anybody else wants to use a setup like this, but here is how i did it anyway: i used 2 24" screens, 1 old 14" screen, two nvidia graphics cards (with two ports each) and one keyboard and mouse attached to one pc. the pc is running xubuntu 12.04 64bit with the latest nvidia driver package available for xubuntu. | i am not sure if anybody else wants to use a setup like this, but here is how i did it anyway: i used 2 24" screens, 1 old 14" screen, two nvidia graphics cards (with two ports each) and one keyboard and mouse attached to one pc. the pc is running xubuntu 12.04 64bit with the latest nvidia driver package available for xubuntu. | ||