However, that causes issues - especially with applications not knowing where the physical screen ends, which makes maximizing windows a pain. In the previous article I used xrandr to extend the physical desktop size. Ideally one that works over wifi.įirst thing we need to do is to extend the physical desktop. The laptop (in my case) runs Linux (obviously), so we are looking for a linux solution for the problem. The goal is to have a dual-screen setup - one screen would be your laptop's display, the second screen would be a networked ODROID. I managed to go through x11vnc's man page and found some options that greatly simplify things and reduce the number of hacks needed. So, the good news is, you do not need anything described in that article. So, how about we use an ODROID as a secondary screen? This is somewhat a continuation of my previous article "Multiscreen Desktop using VNC" featured in a previous ODROID Magazine article. Working on a small laptop screen is no fun task, and using HDMI cables while kids run around is not fun either.
Some of us had to work during this time too. Looks to me everyone has been stuck indoors for longer than they desired.
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