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On TechTV, I saw a demostration of software that allowed the user to span two monitors. The neat thig was: One monitor had RedHat on it and the other had Windows on it. I think all you needed was a network.
If anyone has heard of this, please let me know. It would make my life a lot easier.
Distribution: Jackass! Gentoo (P4) and Xubuntu (Celeron 366)
Posts: 13
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I have been using it with a WinXP to Win XP solution and it works perfectly.
I have to get it set up to run in Fedora, and finally adjust the configuration files so that either OS will connect to either OS (I have a DT dual booting XP and Fedora and a laptop also dual booting XP and Fedora).
I will probably play with the Fedora config this weekedn, as the installation went flawlessly.
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