> This paragraph seems to imply that X does not work with multiple displays, but I have never had issues with those. You used to have to write a custom Xorg.co

> This paragraph seems to imply that X does not work with multiple displays, but I have never had issues with those. You used to have to write a custom Xorg.conf with like modelines and shit for each display, but it was doable. But custom Xorg.confs haven't been needed for like, decades. There's some WYSIWYG multi-display setup in KDE Plasma, which just works, and I'm pretty sure GNOME has some equivalent as well.