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We had a 15 screen setup for a while http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardcunningham/859013515/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardcunningham/859013515/ tried t

by rythie 17y ago

We had a 15 screen setup for a while http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardcunningham/859013515/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardcunningham/859013515/ tried to run it from 32bit machine, but with 8 graphics chips (on 4 cards) it only left 700MB or so of addressable memory, so it crawled. In the end we ran it on a cluster.

jacquesm 17y ago
On a university budget things get a little easier :) Very nice setup, I've done something similar with xdmx long ago, but with only 5 screens, the 5th screen, a mac is not visible in this picture: http://pics.ww.com/v/jacques/projects/screen/dscf1072.jpg.html http://pics.ww.com/v/jacques/projects/screen/dscf1072.jpg.ht... But I found that the 'wraparound' screen requires way too much movement, so that's why I've been trying to find ways to reduce the horizontal component. For desktop work I think the 1+2 solution I described elsewhere in this thread is next to optimal. This one is nice too: http://www.jmu.edu/hyper/visualization/hardware.html http://www.jmu.edu/hyper/visualization/hardware.html And I've seen another one but I can't seem to locate the link.