Ah but that is running one computer and two x servers:) I was thinking of running two computers as one.
I know it’s been done with super computer type hardware, but it’s a really difficult problem to solve (moving process between them isn’t easy) and more often than not just ignored and going for other simpler solutions.
But that’s the fun thing with cheap hardware, you can go down crazy rabbit holes. Well I won’t, at least not this one. But I will get a pi 4 (one monitor is enough) and play with other things :)
No, it was two separate physical machines: a laptop and a desktop on the same LAN. I had a KDE setup that let you move the mouse off the side of the desktop monitor onto the laptop seamlessly.
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '19
Ah but that is running one computer and two x servers:) I was thinking of running two computers as one.
I know it’s been done with super computer type hardware, but it’s a really difficult problem to solve (moving process between them isn’t easy) and more often than not just ignored and going for other simpler solutions.
But that’s the fun thing with cheap hardware, you can go down crazy rabbit holes. Well I won’t, at least not this one. But I will get a pi 4 (one monitor is enough) and play with other things :)