On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 01:43 AM, Mich�le Garoche wrote:
Sorry, if my question wasn't clear... I understand that each must have a different base display number... what surprised me was that when the .xinitrc script is run, the display environment variable contains the base number only and not the window number portion as well (:0 as opposed to :0.0, :1 as opposed to :1.0)... and maybe that's the answer to my question? The .xinitrc file is executed before the number of monitors for each display is determined?Obviously, choose the window manager you wish to use in both. This seems to work for me, though I wonder why the display var is set to :0 and :1 as opposed to :0.0 and :1.0, as they are once an x application is running...Because if you want to run X11 and XDarwin at the same time you cannot use the same server, so one use display 0, the other display 1. By default, if no display is specified, display 0 is used. To run both app side by side you have to change the default for one application. For example for XDarwin with:
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