No, I did get you right, Tom
> Hmmm ... perhaps I worded my message incorrectly. My aim
> is for each LTSP client to serve multiple users, each with his/her
> own monitor, keyboard, mouse and session.
Just didn't think of the multi-user variant...
>
> I think you're asking the opposite - using multiple X sessions for
> single, multi-screen session? You can do this with a multi-head
> video card and running one X session per video port. The X
> sessions can be combined into one, multi-screen session.
Yes, but you need a multi-head video card. So, my idea was to just save
that money and use ordinary terminals instead.
>
> I don't think there's a way to combine multiple LTSP clients into
> a single session.
From the way X functions, there might be a solution. But I'm not the
big X guru to solve this problem Just thought you might know a link or
something...
Roughly spoken, I could imagine an X client connecting to several X
servers and distributing the graphical surface over them. Each LTSP
client would just run in a special dumb terminal mode only using its
graphical output with keyboard/mouse switched off. Only one client would
work fully-featured.
Rolf
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