Best DE for multihead / multidesktop

Before this I had a multiseat solution, but there was the general finickiness with game pads, mouses and keaboards needing to be in specific USB ports. Everything had to be hard-coded.

I'd rather have a screen mirrored if it can ben done at all.

I'm currently on KDE, it doesn't do more than two screens.

>>56628741
No idea about projectors, but Xfce works nicely for when i run a 2nd monitor off my laptop.

What I'm wondering is what the persom who took that picture is using for monitor mounts. I want that setup.

>>56628780
Seems to be just a shelf and normal, but really high end, free standing monitor legs.

>>56628741
Quality thread, op. Too bad it's too good for /g/. Both KDE and unity perform well with multimonitors. Though you might be better off with a wm and fixed xorg.conf.

>>56628780
>No idea about projectors

It's not raelly about a projector, it's about:

1. Adding a third screen and a second GPU, which is identical, but doesn't do SLI. Current KDE Display tool doesn't handle it at all. "nvidia-settings" can put them in xinerama mode, but that breaks everything.

You have to know that despite the propaganda, current Linux machines have some limitation and general suckiness with multi-GPU unless they do SLI and can be represented as a single logical GPU.

2. Mirroring a screen and specifying that the signal must be 60 Hz and interlaced. (Due bandwidth limitations of the projector.)

>>56628808
>wm and fixed xorg.conf

Well with a fixed xorg.conf it doesn't really matter if it's just a wm or a full desktop, just means that bad/undesirable things happen if one tries to use the DE's display setting tool.

Bumping once for opinions, wouldn't want to clutter my system by installing all the DEs.