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So I have played around with Fedora (GNOME edition) in a VM for a bit and I liked it, it especially seems really nice if you only have one screen. However, I have two screens and I can't really see how it would work on a dual screen setup. So does anyone know how it is to use the GNOME edition on two screens, or would I be better off with Fedora KDE?

Also the screens are a 34" ultrawide (mainly used for games) with a regular 27" screen centrally above the ultrawide (mainly used for things I need to look at while gaming).

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[–] nix98 3 points 1 year ago

I’ve used fedora with gnome on two screens for over a decade. There’s no issues at all.

I prefer to change the setting of “workspaces on primary display only” to off. Workspaces are then across both displays and change together unlike the default behavior which is similar to Mac OS where spaces only work on the primary display.