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Sharing an X11 desktop with xnest ∞
\apt-get install xorg-x11-Xnest
Assuming you are already in an X session (control-alt-f7).
In a terminal, do:
\nohup \Xnest :1 -ac >> /dev/null&
From your original session, you can force the new one to run commands, like a window manager, like so:
DISPLAY=:1 \nohup \openbox >> /dev/null&
Note that some commands have a -display parameter which you could also use.
- Questions:
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How would I remotely shut down an Xnest session?
a simple script for testing a window manager ∞
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nohup Xnest :1 -ac >> /dev/null& DISPLAY=:1 nohup $@ >> /dev/null&
and just summon it with something like:
wm.sh openbox
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