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$ startx -- :1But when I try it on my OpenBSD 3.4 machine, it doesn't work. Can someone tell me why? And, is there some way to make it work? Thanks."
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Contributed by jose on from the making-X-do-neat-things dept.
$ startx -- :1But when I try it on my OpenBSD 3.4 machine, it doesn't work. Can someone tell me why? And, is there some way to make it work? Thanks."
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So far, KDE Desktop Sharing won't listen to the network (?)
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By j0rd () mits_rox@OHNOS.hotmail.com on http://j0rd.ath.cx/
X on ctrl+alt+f5 and
rdesktop fullscreened on ctrl+alt+f6
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By tedu () on
so basically, yeah, you need to set securelevel down. but it's no so bad. securelevel doesn't really mean much.
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$ Xnest :1 &
$ xterm -display :1 &
$ twm -display :1 &
Good to know if you want to try out new window managers, or if you make changes to your window manager config files and don't want to restart X until you know it's actually working.
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That's also how you can have an X display on your local machine, comming over the network from a remote server.
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By Strog () on
I tend to run everything on different desktops too but I use to run a full screen vnc session on the second monitor. I have a larger monitor now and I can do everything on one screen and multiple desktops now.
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By RC () on
I'd like to do it myself, but virtualization isn't quite there yet.
By Anonymous Peon () on
The "xmove" proxy would seem to allow the trick, but can't feed through GLX or similar, so no hope of pausing Quake (or using it as the basis for a generalized solution)...
[At this point, I'm past my personal need for it, and some of the fabled alternative display servers (Y-Windows) might make it an easier problem in their models... But it's become a point of trivia whether there's a way to do this with X, preserving some semblence of 'native' performance on things like hardware GL.]