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I mean, in principle the user might be running multiple X servers with different WMs, but that's probably rare enough. I'm also a bit curious what it's actuall
by dllthomas 5y ago
I mean, in principle the user might be running multiple X servers with different WMs, but that's probably rare enough. I'm also a bit curious what it's actually used for (but not quite curious enough to dig out ghidra, given the other constraints on my time at the moment...)
- jcelerier 5y ago> I mean, in principle the user might be running multiple X servers with different WMs, but that's probably rare enough I actually do that all the time. My main "work environment" is TTY0 with i3wm, but when I make nice videos/screencasts, or use Zoom for presentations I often switch to a clean and neat KDE Plasma session on TTY1.
- dathinab 5y agoThere was a time when I was playing around with programming/changing small WMs, while following Java based university stuff. During that time I often had a "IntelliJ" only instance of X running in some TTY1, some other WM or just a raw TTY on TTY2 and a maybe crashing WM I was playing around with on TTY0 ;-) Fun times.