I’ll never go back to windows. The only problem I had with Linux was mint didn’t like two monitors on hdmi and one on the other kind of cord. Once I figured that out, games ran no problem. I can live with only two monitors.
@EtAl@cm0002 Ubuntu has a pretty well multi-monitor configurator tool, I had not ever any problem with it. Although I use only very rarely multiple monitors, usually there is only two, the embedded one into the laptop and an external over hdmi.
I need to look to see if nobara has something similar. I mostly use 2 displayports for my monitors, but occasionally also want to use an hdmi for my tv, at which point it wigs the fuck out
I’ll never go back to windows. The only problem I had with Linux was mint didn’t like two monitors on hdmi and one on the other kind of cord. Once I figured that out, games ran no problem. I can live with only two monitors.
@EtAl @cm0002 Ubuntu has a pretty well multi-monitor configurator tool, I had not ever any problem with it. Although I use only very rarely multiple monitors, usually there is only two, the embedded one into the laptop and an external over hdmi.
I need to look to see if nobara has something similar. I mostly use 2 displayports for my monitors, but occasionally also want to use an hdmi for my tv, at which point it wigs the fuck out