Challenge: I am trying to split me 32:9 wide screen into two virtual monitors.
Background: While working, I need to share my screen using Microsoft Teams for Linux. Teams is not able share parts of the screen but only single windows. When sharing single windows, some parts of the shared application are not visible (such as new windows, menus, tooltips etc.). I have to share my screen so that the whole content of an application is visible. My widescreen is to big for many of my peers, so that they only see a scaled down window which makes it difficult for them to read.
I already found a part of the solution here: Split monitor in two
The virtual monitors are clearly there, when I follow the solution. MS Teams is able to capture it (which means, my peers only get half of my screen as expected). Now, I would like to see the result on my own screen in Gnome, too, because it helps me organizing my windows (as tiling is easier).
How to achieve, that Gnome is using the virtual monitors created via xrandr as described in the post above?
