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Martin Hofmann (mih@anu.edu.au) wrote:
: 	dbentley@metz.une.edu.au (Daniel) writes:
: > 3. I have XFree86, and was wondering about the following - how do I get it
: >    to work so that more than one person can login / or so that upon
: >    bootup, it will load automatically, and all I have to do is swap to the
: >    new terminal?
: > 
: I'm not sure I understand the question.  You can tell Linux to run xdm
: on boot by setting default runlevel in the /etc/inittab file to 4 ie.
: id:4:initdefault
: xdm is an X-windows based login and display manager\
: 
Sorry, I knew I was not clear on this... When X-Windows is not working, I
can switch between virtual terminals using Alt+[Fnn]. Is it posible,
however, to have more than 1 X-Window login on different terminals? Ie Say
I press Ctrl+Alt+F6, it will come up with and X-Terminal, then I press
Ctrl+Alt+F7, and it comes up wiht another X-Terminal. Or am I limited to
only one virtual X-Terminal?

I hope this is clear now?

Daniel.   (dbentley@metz.une.edu.au)