Hello,
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> }-> > or can I bring up the process in an Xterm or something similar?
> }-> No. Except, hmm, I don't know how you would do that. You might be
> }-> able to take the /dev/ttyXX from the vt and put it in an xterm.
...
> - this procedure can be done with "screen" i think, with it it_s po
Hi!
}-> Hello Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
}->
}-> > Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
[..]
}-> > dselect session, etc?
}-> Yes.
}-> > And if I can, once I'm in X, how do I then get back to where I can see how
[..]
}-> > original vterm,
}-> Yes and yes.
}
On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, Kent West wrote:
>This will probably be one of those questions that EVERYBODY knows the
>answer to, so "why are you asking such dumb questions, Kent?" However,
>being entrenched in the Windows world where you didn't do such things, I
>wanted to ask before I hosed something.
> :Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
> :got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
> :dselect session, etc?
>
> I'm sure you've already gotten a million positive responses :) However, in
> my experience, it's not a good idea to s
On 10 Nov 1998q, D'jinnie wrote:
> :Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
> :got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
> :dselect session, etc?
>
> I'm sure you've already gotten a million positive responses :) However, in
> my exper
> I tried putting a running program (lynx) in the background by pressing ^Z,
> and then started X Windows and thought maybe I could foreground the app in
> an Xterm, but I guess either I don't know what I'm doing or it just
You can't foreground it in some *other* VT/xterm as far as
I know. You c
Hello Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
> got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
> dselect session, etc?
Yes.
> And if I can, once I'm in X, how do I then get back to where I can see how
> th
On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, Kent West wrote:
> On 10 Nov 1998, Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
>
> > Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > | Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
> > | got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
> > | dselec
On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, Kent West wrote:
> Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
> got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
> dselect session, etc?
Yes.
> And if I can, once I'm in X, how do I then get back to where I can see how
>
:Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
:got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
:dselect session, etc?
I'm sure you've already gotten a million positive responses :) However, in
my experience, it's not a good idea to switch to cons
On Tue, Nov 10, 1998 at 08:39:07PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
> I tried putting a running program (lynx) in the background by pressing ^Z,
> and then started X Windows and thought maybe I could foreground the app in
> an Xterm, but I guess either I don't know what I'm doing or it just
> doesn't work.
Subject: Can I start X while other stuff going on?
Date: Tue, Nov 10, 1998 at 07:44:16PM -0600
In reply to:Kent West
Quoting Kent West([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> This will probably be one of those questions that EVERYBODY knows the
> answer to, so "why are you asking such dumb ques
On 10 Nov 1998, Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
> Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> | Can I switch to another virtual terminal and start X Windows while I've
> | got something else going on in the first vterm, such as a download or a
> | dselect session, etc?
>
> Absolutely. You can switch to V
On 11-Nov-98 Kent West wrote:
> This will probably be one of those questions that EVERYBODY knows the
> answer to, so "why are you asking such dumb questions, Kent?" However,
> being entrenched in the Windows world where you didn't do such things,
> I wanted to ask before I hosed something.
That's
Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| This will probably be one of those questions that EVERYBODY knows the
| answer to, so "why are you asking such dumb questions, Kent?" However,
| being entrenched in the Windows world where you didn't do such things, I
| wanted to ask before I hosed something.
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