Which Linux to Choose for Dual Monitor Development?

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l2p2014-01-20 18:13:00

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l2p, 2014-01-20 18:13:00

So, what is the best linux to install so that there are no problems with setting up 2 monitors + the interface is pleasant?
PS Vidyuhi - NVIDIA

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Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2014-01-20
@Anonym

I work in Linux Mint (Mate) with two monitors. No problem.
I used to work in Ubuntu, everything worked fine too.
In general, there will be no problems with NVidia, choose any to your taste.

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Ruslan Kasymov, 2014-01-20
@HDAPache

Probably it's not about Linux, but about X, I'm sitting at work on fedora 19 with the 3rd dwarf on 2 monitors, no glitches, everything works perfectly. The video is really not Nvidia, but Radeon.

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BellusAddictus, 2014-01-20
@BellusAddictus

Everything has already been said about distributions, but this way:
I advise you to pay attention to tile window managers (Awesome, xmonad, etc ..). Very comfortable and functional items.

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Ali Aliyev, 2014-01-21
@ali_aliev

Yes, any + tile window manager (this is a miracle when you work on multiple monitors). habrahabr.ru/post/150100 interesting picture www.haskell.org/wikiupload/a/aa/Screen-triplehead-...

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Benjaminabel, 2014-01-24
@Benjaminabel

In the case of AMD cards - almost any with an update to the 3.13 kernel, in which, finally, they managed to make normal support for two monitors. In the case of Nvidia - just Kernel Mode Streaming and no problems. I advise from personal experience. As for development, I tried a lot and stayed on Ubuntu.