Re: newb question: user switching in KDE?

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Subject: Re: newb question: user switching in KDE?
From: Kent West <westk@acu.edu>
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 21:27:43 -0500
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Mal Beaton wrote:

Thanks for the idea. That is good. However I start the second session
ctl-alt-f2
login as another user

startx -- :1
starts fine

ctl=alt-f7 back to my first session

then I ctl-alt-f2 back to other session
it has crashed
no real (EE) showing.

If you really intended to write "f2", then you should know it should be"f8". If you mistyped and meant "f8", my suspicion is that X doesn'tlike your video card and/or the resolution/color depth settings forrunning two servers.


--
Kent

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- Re: newb question: user switching in KDE?
  - From: Kent West <westk@acu.edu>
- Re: newb question: user switching in KDE?
  - From: Mal Beaton <mal@mbeaton.id.au>

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