Yes, I'm one of those Linux geeks. I recently had to work from home due to COVID-19 and needed to duplicate my work environment at home. I use two monitors at work, but my home office only had one. Adding another monitor to your Windows PC is easy, you can choose from a variety of USB->HDMI devices and give Windows Credits - it just works. It's not easy to find one that works with Linux, I already had a USB -> HDMI device, but it was USB 2.0 and while it worked fine on my Windows laptop, it worked on my LINUX office PC Not. Then I found this adapter so I ordered it and when it arrived I plugged it into my USB 3.0 port, plugged in a monitor and turned on the computer. I then went to the display and to my surprise the system showed the USB adapter and the monitor. I set up the display and BOOM both monitors worked. Response is very good, resolution as crisp as this monitor used to be when plugged into the main HDMI port. Very well done!
Cable Baseus Cafule USB - Lightning, 1 m, black/red
26 Review
Portable battery with wireless charging support COMMO Magnetic Power Bank, 4 600 mAh, graphite
23 Review
🔴 2 Pack JSAUX HDMI Coupler Female to Female for 4K HDR Extension - Aluminum Alloy Adapter for HDTV, Roku Stick, Computer, Monitor, Laptop, Projector, DVD Player, PS 4/3 (Red)
12 Review
Ultimate Compatibility: USB C to HDMI Adapter for MacBook, iPad, Dell, Surface & More
12 Review