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Do you use Gnome or KDE Plasma?
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That is cool, thanks for describing your setup. I currently have a single 1440p monitor and love having more real estate than a single 1080p screen, but have often longed for a second screen, even a 1080p screen in portrait mode perhaps, idk.
So your computer desk is in your living room and you just move the chair out of the way when you want to watch TV from the couch?
Dope. What game are we looking at in that photo?
Far Cry 5, running in 1080p on a 2160p desktop (alt-tabbing doesn't switch resolutions, so jumping back and forth is seamless)