You have personally implemented this with a Boox max AND a dasung paperlike pro? Pardon my suspicions, I thought VNC remote desktop would freeze the local monitors, in this case, the dasung paperlike would be frozen as a local monitor, while the active desktop is located on boox max.
This is not what I want, I want to have two functional and active e-ink monitors simultaneously.
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Originally Posted by mdp
Yes. VNC on new desktop instances. You can find some information in the relevant thread.
No. The following misunderstanding makes your question appear as bad logic ("providing WiFi removed the BlueTooth").
For "USB connection to obtain a monitor" I mean the ability to create a network using the USB and running desktop remote software through it.
Even if the "monitor" system was "blitting through the serial" (or whatever other trick), I do not see how this could clash with other hardware and software components implemented by the vendor.
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