> Target window never fires up (in this case) - this thought is however
> not relevant as it used to work 100% correctly on older Gnomes, hence my
> request insinuating "focus strategy" type differences in the DEs
Actually I suspect its very relevant - if you've got timing dependancies
in your a
Hi Alan,
Thanks for your thoughts.
Please see my comments interspersed with yours.
Regards,
Zoltan
On 2012/03/29 13:10, Alan Cox wrote:
Does XFCE work in multiseat mode (or must it too wait for the F17
drivers/methodology)
I've run multiple XFCE sessions at once as *different* users on the same
> Does XFCE work in multiseat mode (or must it too wait for the F17
> drivers/methodology)
I've run multiple XFCE sessions at once as *different* users on the same
box to different displays. That works - and to be honest - that ought to
work on any desktop.
Trying to do multiple as one user ends
On 2012/03/29 09:06, Joe Zeff wrote:
On 03/28/2012 11:55 PM, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
Does XFCE work in multiseat mode (or must it too wait for the F17
drivers/methodology)
Which screen-focus methodology does XFCE use? (Like the older Gnome, or
the newer Gnome)
This probably isn't the best place
On 03/28/2012 11:55 PM, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
Does XFCE work in multiseat mode (or must it too wait for the F17
drivers/methodology)
Which screen-focus methodology does XFCE use? (Like the older Gnome, or
the newer Gnome)
This probably isn't the best place to ask, partially because Fedora is
Hi All,
I see a nice healthy discussion on these DEs - please can someone with
actual experience give me some guidance.
As an Ububtu user, I am following this list because F17 will have
"native" multiseat support.
My staff run 1 (and only 1) application in Linux: A proprietary GIS
package, t
