Dual Monitor VNC Tool

This tool analyzes dual-monitor VNC needs by collecting inputs such as host, port, number of displays, primary and secondary resolutions, color depth, encoding preference, and basic network hints (latency budget). It validates input ranges and interdependencies, ensuring the initial configuration aligns with multi-display workloads and common server capabilities.
Conceptually, it models a shared desktop canvas where each monitor maps to a region on the virtual surface, with per-display coordinates and alignment. It estimates required bandwidth and latency from resolution, color depth, and encoding, and then translates those estimates into recommended server and client settings that maximize responsiveness while preserving image quality.
Audience includes IT admins, developers, and remote-support technicians who deploy or troubleshoot two-display workstations, labs, or field environments. The tool's unique value lies in explicit per-display mapping, compatibility checks across common VNC servers, and exportable configuration snippets that reduce trial-and-error deployments.
Core features include comprehensive input validation, model-based calculations, suggested color depth and encoding, per-display layout mapping, and exportable config outputs. Use cases span initial deployments, troubleshooting misaligned displays, and performance tuning under constrained bandwidth, with support for standard resolutions like 1080p and 4K.