seeking 4k curved monitor recommendation

[Brian Cluff]

On 11/15/2017 12:23 PM, Michael Butash wrote:
> The only downside I've found is the displays don't dpms power-down, so 
> they'll go into screensaver mode and stay on until you power them 
> off.  Which in turn triggers pretty much every linux desktop to freak 
> out and do weird things when it loses all of its displays, so most 
> time I just leave them on with their screensaver.  Last time I ran 
> into someone with an actual samsung 30" 4k "monitor", it did the same 
> thing, so caveat emptor.
When I initially got my 50in display, I found that I had to leave it on 
all the time to avoid the system freaking out, but that hasn't been the 
case for over a year.  I now setthe  GPU to shut off the display which 
doesn't actually shut off the display, but I have the TV set to shut off 
after a certain amount of time with no input.
I do have to turn it on my hand whenever I want to use the computer, but 
it's quick to power up and really hasn't been a big deal ever since they 
fixed the issues with the system freaking out because of a lack of displays.

There is also the possibility to use a USB to CEC adapter to shut down 
and wake up your TV.
https://www.pulse-eight.com/p/104/usb-hdmi-cec-adapter
I picked one of them up and got it to turn on and off the TV from a 
script, but I haven't been able to locate how to hook it into the power 
management properly to get things automated.

Brian Cluff