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At home I have an NVidea GeForce4 with dual crt outputs that connects to a 
17" LCD and a 17" CRT both running 1280x1024.  I don't use the Xorg 
extension for the setup but rely on a driver option provided by the NVidea 
drivers. 

 --Tejus 

Preston Boyington writes: 

> I know some of you use multiple monitors to "spread" your desktop over a larger space (or maybe different workspaces on each monitor), but do they have to be a matched set? 
> 
> I am designing a setup for my home office and want to have a 19" LCD (centered) with two 17" LCD's on either side.  The 19" would be my main work screen and the 17's would feature my e-mail/spreadsheets/markups/whatever. 
> 
> Any recommendations on multi-head video cards, setup options, etc?  What monitors are you using? 
> 
> Thanks all,
> Preston
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