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My intention was to use this so Linux can have a fake display, so I can play games with my monitors plugged into my intel graphics and use nvidia prime to make games use my nvidia card. I'll probably try out GPU passthrough too in the near future, though I haven't yet. I'm also using Intel graphics because, I'd also like to try Wayland, and nvidia sucks for Wayland. It seems to be working well for my use caseTo get it to work on boot without unplugging and replugging it in, I had to set my BIOS to use NVIDIA graphics, and then turn off my monitors connected to the Intel graphics. Then I had to wait about 10-15 seconds when I thought GRUB bootloader had loaded, and then pressed enter. Then my keyboard lights flashed off and on again, which is how I knew I'd done it.Then type in my password (I use sddm, so don't have to click anything), and then load up settings or a terminal and just use xrandr to set everything up. I'd suggest having it in your .bashrc, or however you like to start stuff

Great little device for embedded servers like Raspberry Pi NAS for example. I'll definitely buy more

Works as advertised. Not much else to say. Great price for such a handy device.

Fonctionnel, émule bien la connexion d'un écran VGA

Allows my home server to run headless, plug and play.