Same as Splitscreen Stereo . Fullscreen stereo divides the complete screen into top and bottom halves. Therefore, the pixels are not square anymore. The left eye views only the top half of the framebuffer, the right eye views the bottom part. The windowing system takes care for putting up menus, popups, etc.
Fullscreen stereo is supported on most platforms, including the ones listed below .
On Onyx systems, this tool is used to configure the display. It has a powerful and flexible GUI to control all the possible resolutions and video modes provided by the InifiteReality graphics. It can be used on the command line as well. You can define and store display configurations on disk to be used later with setmon . For more information see man ircombine .