I looked into this briefly when they announced that the iMac Pro is the oldest device that still gets the newest software. It's logically two displays crammed

I looked into this briefly when they announced that the iMac Pro is the oldest device that still gets the newest software. It's logically two displays crammed together, which apparently makes Linux support difficult. Someone posted on HN a link to a Chinese company whose sole purpose seems to be making boards that let you drive an iMac Pro display with a traditional display cable. It's left as an exercise to the reader how mad your company would be if you tried that on your corp device.