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Do they now have Linux support? I thought this was limited to Windows as host at this time?

This was also my motivation for investigating this. With a script like the "enable-screens.sh" you can do runtime reconfiguration of the virtual displays. Apparently this only works if the kernel is not in a "lockdown" state. So this would depend on the distribution. And you have the "Switching the screens" section. It describes how to set up an application in Sunshine so that when you connect one screen turns of and back on again when you disconnect. I hope these two points fit your requirements.

Yes, once you disable the host's display you can target the refresh rate of the client's display. But you still might to have to change resolution in-game depending on the game, I think.

Yes. This allows the host's display to be shut down and match exactly the resolution of the target display. It also makes for a very performant dual screen setup for work. I can use my tablet with a kick-stand as second screen for a terminal session or a video with very good latency.