Yes, XFCE supports multi-monitor setups. XFCE is a desktop environment for Unix-like operating systems that provides a flexible and lightweight user interface. It includes a display settings manager that allows users to configure multiple monitors.
For example, if you have two monitors connected to your computer, you can use the XFCE display settings to extend your desktop across both screens. This enables you to drag windows and icons between the monitors, providing a larger workspace and improved productivity.
In addition to extending the desktop, XFCE also allows you to set different wallpapers for each monitor, configure the primary monitor, and adjust the resolution and refresh rate for each display.
If you are using a cloud service to host your XFCE environment, you might consider services like Tencent Cloud's Cloud Desktop, which provides a flexible and scalable solution for deploying and managing virtual desktops with XFCE or other desktop environments.