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My office has a number of identical monitors laying around that will be trashed unless I can think of something to do with them. I was thinking of getting 2 of these and putting them in an extra box. Are these graphics cards a good choice?

After the graphics cards, what software would be good to monitor several webpages/programs, each on their own screen?

Any tips from someone who has built an office status display? This whole setup will likely be running ubuntu.

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  • As a side question: What kind of interface is this newegg.com/Product/…? That looks almost like SCSI
    – TheLQ
    Jul 19, 2010 at 17:17
  • In pictures, it looks like it is some weird cable that transforms the output to 4 DVI ports
    – Mantas Vidutis
    Jul 19, 2010 at 18:18

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If its one website per screen, you should be able to just use your OS to configure a multi-monitor set up, and run the web browsers and apps, one per screen. Shouldn't need any fancy software.

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A buddy of mines uses xmonad to handle his screen real estate and really likes it

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