Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by justinclift on Monday September 18, 2017 @12:54PM
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> how hard would you say it would be to install a version of Linux that support 3 monitors (using an onboard ATI card and a PCIe card)?
As a data point, the development desktop I'm using runs 3 monitors on Linux (Fedora 25). They're hooked into a single AMD R9 390 graphics card (overkill, but it was hanging around spare when putting together the pc).
The monitors are 1x Dell 30" in the middle, with 2x ASUS 24" monitors (one each side). No HiDPI stuff, and everything works fairly well. Using the "Xfce" spin of Fedora.
Didn't need to do any complicated setup. The monitors were all detected fine without mucking around, and I just needed to drag them into position in the Xfce4 gui tool so it knew which one was on the left, middle, right.
As a data point, the development desktop I'm using runs 3 monitors on Linux (Fedora 25). They're hooked into a single AMD R9 390 graphics card (overkill, but it was hanging around spare when putting together the pc).
The monitors are 1x Dell 30" in the middle, with 2x ASUS 24" monitors (one each side). No HiDPI stuff, and everything works fairly well. Using the "Xfce" spin of Fedora.
Didn't need to do any complicated setup. The monitors were all detected fine without mucking around, and I just needed to drag them into position in the Xfce4 gui tool so it knew which one was on the left, middle, right.