Nope, shared Xmir not a solution, we need each client to connect in a
separate session, to securely identify it. And there's security
considerations for that as well.
Not to mention gtk, for example, just probes available display servers
and uses the first one that works, which could very well result in them
running under X, when they should run natively.
** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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X apps (LibreOffice, Thunderbird) fail to launch with failure to open
display (no Xmir is running)
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