I have the banana cursor and I amuse myself daily by making my banana big banana

It's just so damn amusing

Link for the magnificent banana cursor: https://store.kde.org/p/1931412/

I love this feature in kde, if only just to amuse

This has been a thing in MacOS for years, and it always felt so simple and... obvious? Well, it seems, finally someone else has implemented it

Yeah i disabled it cuz I always wiggle and it was distracting me too much lmao

It also got huge while hovering over Kwrite. Only once and that was a bug.

You can double-click Ctrl on Windows 11

So that's why my cursor randomly gets huge...

that's a neat way, as it is very intuitive. one always wiggles the mouse to search for the cursor :) at some point i had a shortcut for that, but would always forget about its existence

On KDE you just shake it

Hell, Windows has had the locate cursor option natively since like XP I think.

I've had to turn it off forever since I'm a bit spastic on the keyboard, haha

Nah. I'm just going to ⬆️🔄🔃↪️↖️↘️↩️➡️↘️🖱️↙️⤴️⬇️↩️⬆️⬇️⬅️↗️🔃🔄

We have rooms like this where i work. Theyre for live monitoring jet engine tests so we can monitor 1000+ pieces of instrumention to make sure the engines running safe.

That said, that floor looks too nice to be in our kind of facility. But i imagine hes got to be monitoring something in live time. Each screen is probably dedicated to a sub-system so he knows if something turns yellow or red, he immediately knows what system it is, whats going on, and can call the test back to a "safe operation"

Many control rooms require you to keep an eye on a lot of things at the same time and have similar setups

AMD GPUs used to be really good at this. Not sure how well it works nowadays, with generally higher resolutions and thus higher bandwidth requirements. I'd imagine it involves a lot of trial and error with displayport chaining.

Four GPU's with four outputs each would do it.

You'd only need a main board with for x16 physical slots as PCIe x4 would be sufficient bandwidth for desktops.

You're also not pushing the GPU's power envelope, so one beefy or two smaller PSU's would suffice. The AMD WX7000 series workstation cards don't even have the extra PCIe power connectors (last time I looked).

I suspect these are more likely to be two or more machines though.

The main limitation here is number of monitor ports.

Applications that use this many screens aren't running a high level of graphics. Even a bunch of camera feeds aren't going to strain the GPU.

It's because with tiling vm you don't need multiple monitors 😀