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The RPi might not quite manage it, but any USB-C Mac and many Windows machines can. Maybe. Just make sure you know whether you're expecting to use Thunderbolt
by andrewaylett 4y ago
The RPi might not quite manage it, but any USB-C Mac and many Windows machines can. Maybe. Just make sure you know whether you're expecting to use Thunderbolt over USB-C or USB-C alt modes, and make sure you're within the power budget of a PoE -> USB-PD adapter. And I suspect you'll need to fudge the monitor power supply somehow too.
The different bits will locally need a number of wires to join them together, but you might manage to run the whole thing off a single ethernet cable.