Re: startx as user

On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 10:38:18AM +1100, Russell wrote: > Matt Price wrote: > >Im having some trouble with kde, but still depend on my sup as a daily > >work environment. So I'd like to be able to ru kde on one display > >(:0) and afterstep on a second (1). > > > >I tried this: > > > >startx /u

Re: startx as user

Matt Price wrote: Im having some trouble with kde, but still depend on my sup as a daily work environment. So I'd like to be able to ru kde on one display (:0) and afterstep on a second (1). I tried this: startx /usr/bin/afterstep -- :1 and got the message "can't open .Xauthority" so I tried

Re: startx as user

Matt Price wrote: Im having some trouble with kde, but still depend on my sup as a daily work environment. So I'd like to be able to ru kde on one display (:0) and afterstep on a second (1). I tried this: startx /usr/bin/afterstep -- :1 and got the message "can't open .Xauthority" so I tried

startx as user

Im having some trouble with kde, but still depend on my sup as a daily work environment. So I'd like to be able to ru kde on one display (:0) and afterstep on a second (1). I tried this: startx /usr/bin/afterstep -- :1 and got the message "can't open .Xauthority" so I tried writing a tiny scri

startx as user seems to hang untill c is hit ?

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canot startx as user/libpcap/libnet problems

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