Apologies if this is not the right forum topic for this…I was torn between the “Mosaic” topic and “Linux”.
I am configuring a 3x2 video wall using BaseMosaic on a RHEL 7 box running GNOME with dual Quadro P4000 cards. I have the displays oriented correctly, but I can not get GNOME to stop treating it as 6 individual monitors. For the primary application I will use on this system, I need full-screen/maximize to go across all 6 screens.
I have been following the guidance here: [url]How to configure MOSAIC on Linux | NVIDIA. I have nvidiaXineramaInfo set to FALSE, but it seems that GNOME is still using XRandR, which this page mentions as a possibility. When I disable the “Composite” Option, as indicated, GDM doesn’t seem to start. I get no login screen…just a blank screen with a mouse pointer.
Is it possible to make GNOME treat these displays as one 5760x2160 desktop? Do I need to switch to a different WM? Or…can I make GDM work properly with RandR disabled?
Any help would be appreciated!
Matt