For two monitors on one video card, things are pretty okay on Ubuntu and derivatives. More than that, especially 3+ with non-uniform geometries, and you will have fun. If you have multiple video cards, you will have even more fun.
For two monitors on one video card, things are pretty okay on Ubuntu and derivatives. More than that, especially 3+ with non-uniform geometries, and you will have fun. If you have multiple video cards, you will have even more fun.
Setup was pretty simple using the binary nVidia drivers on Kubuntu, 0 config file wrangling.
Now, having those three monitors in non-uniform geometries is something I wouldn't even consider tackling
[EDIT]
Kubuntu 12.04
All monitors in a single X Session and automatic application window sizing works as you would expect in KDE
(i.e. Maximising a window maximises to the current monitor only and being able to drag to right side of one monitor causes the window to use up half of the current monitor)