Originally posted by horizonbrave
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Many of the multi-monitor woes you read about have roots in X, Qt/GTK+ or KDE/Gnome, not necessarily in the drivers. That's why some of these problems are hard to debug and sometimes harder to fix properly (i.e. not by introducing a workaround). Fwiw, it looks like Wayland will be much better in this regard and even the modularization that happened in the back end to add Wayland support improved the situation on X.
Now, even if these problems can be justified and understood, they're still exactly the problems that give pause to anyone coming to Linux from Windows or OS X. They make the whole system look unstable and/or not ready. Until every single one of these problems is squashed, desktop Linux will keep looking like a proof of concept
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