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What OS are you on?
On Linux use i3 as your Window Manager.
On Windows use PowerToys and enable FancyZones.
On Mac... there's probably an expensive app in the app store that does this. -
Some monitors have picture-in-picture, enabling you to have a single card output to two different screens on the same monitor.
Velocio
NotThamesWater
@ChainBreaker
So Im now at my new work station at home, set up the wide screen with laptop. I've noticed some people have managed to set up their wide screens to act as 2 or 3 other screens. How is this done? How does one easily demarcate boundaries without creating virtual machines?