Yes, KDE Plasma, the desktop environment for Linux, supports multiple monitor setups. It allows users to extend their desktop across several screens, enabling them to work more efficiently by having multiple applications open at once, each on a different screen.
For example, a user might have their main workspace on one monitor and use a second monitor for reference materials or entertainment. KDE Plasma provides tools to manage and configure these setups easily, such as the ability to drag and drop windows between screens and to set different wallpapers for each monitor.
In a cloud computing context, if you're looking for a service that supports multi-monitor setups for remote desktops, Tencent Cloud's Cloud Desktop Service offers this capability. It allows users to access their desktop environments from anywhere and on various devices, with support for extended desktops across multiple monitors, enhancing productivity and flexibility.