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I feel like for productivity you still want separate monitors as opposed to a an ultrawide display. That being said, I've never had an ultrawide.
This would be awesome for game that do support ultrawide.
Its fine for productivity if you have a good tiling window manager. I've been using tiling shell gnome extension on arch Linux and it's great for managing placement of various windows.
Krohnkite for KDE on Tumbleweed and good to go with that 49'' beast. 😎