[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The idea of a 'forking X server' is interesting, but fraught with danger.
> For instance, what should it do if the X app hands it a call to XAllocColor(),
> and there's room in the colormap on one display, but the other one is
> full? Or an X font available on one disp
This sounds very similar to something HP has called SharedX.
Unfortunately, it is not (presently) Open Source. Perhaps someone with
contacts at HP could make the appropriate suggestion?
On 23 May 2000, Noel
Burton-Krahn wrote:
>
> Interesting idea. Gtk talks to an X server over a socket. The
On Tue, 23 May 2000 06:15:37 -, Noel Burton-Krahn said:
> Interesting idea. Gtk talks to an X server over a socket. The X
> server talks back, so connecting to two servers doesn't make much
> sense. However, you could write a simple redirecting X server which
> forwards traffic between an X
Interesting idea. Gtk talks to an X server over a socket. The X
server talks back, so connecting to two servers doesn't make much
sense. However, you could write a simple redirecting X server which
forwards traffic between an X app and your primary display and copies
traffic to a secondary dis
Hello,
is it possible to have a gtk app managing windows on two different
display ?
a gdk_display variable seems to be a global one in the library, so I'not
optimistic about it.
I'd like to get a snapshot of one display, and display it on an other
one.
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Jean-Paul ROUMIAN
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