XPost: comp.sys.raspberry-pi   
   From: gtaylor@tnetconsulting.net   
      
   On 12/10/23 07:49, Chris Elvidge wrote:   
   > I may not be understanding correctly, but why not use a different   
   > terminal to access the test1 user?   
      
   Not everybody knows or cares to do that.   
      
   > Ctrl-Alt-F[2345] to get a new terminal, log in as test1 and then run   
   > startx.   
      
   Not all Linux / X11 / WM / DE configurations support doing that.   
      
   Not all graphics hardware / X11 servers therefor will support that.   
      
   > This would seem, to me, to give you a completely separate, private, X   
   > session.   
      
   It is much more private.   
      
   But it's also more disruptive.   
      
   There is likely no way to directly share things like the clipboard   
   between the multiple X11 sessions.   
      
   > I stand ready to be corrected.   
      
   I'm sure there are ways to overcome many, if not most, of the problems.   
   But this is an atypical / not out of the box solution that will probably   
   only be acceptable for a few.   
      
   Could it work in the proper configuration, absolutely.   
      
   Is your average home system / college starter notebook going to support   
   it out of the box?  I doubt it.   
      
      
      
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