Dave Feustel wrote:
Keep in mind that xdm does not at all do what I thought it did.
If using xdm does not permit simultaeneous multiple instances of KDE
on my computer, then I see no advantage to using xdm.
From a message by Branden Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL
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/etc/X11/*xdm*/Xservers determines what X servers are managed by *xdm*.
2 login screens on the local machine, both managed by *xdm*, is pretty
straightforward.
:0 local /usr/bin/X11/X :0 vt7 -bpp 32
:1 local /usr/bin/X11/X :1 vt8 -bpp 32
Simply put something like above two lines in /etc/X11/*xdm*/Xservers.
Some of the options to the X server (the part after /usr/bin/X11/X) may
be wrong or redundant in your case.
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You can probably leave off the rest of the lines after the vtX, and substitute
your own vtX (vt2, vt3, etc.)
