>  If you could clone specific  windows does that mean you could move
     >   windows between  separate X11  screens without  needing Xinerama?
     >  IMHO that would be ideal,  because this is where a lot of problems
     >  stem from  (windows appearing in the middle of  the screen, or the
     >   wrong  screen,  or  moving  unexpectedly, etc.)  This  all  works
     >  perfectly if  each monitor is a separate X11  screen, but then you
     >  can't move windows between monitors.

It would be  definitely possible to "clone" a window  to two screens but
it would be a dirty hack  AFAIK.  I think it's something which should be
achieved either by the window manager  or X itself.  Anyway, do you have
any pointer of existing implementation (for instance in Compiz)?

Unfortunately I'm unaware of any existing implementation of this. I guess it would require a window manager that takes 100% control of the screen content (not sure if all compositing WMs do that) because presumably then it would just be a matter of listening to all X11 screens as "input" and then drawing the rectangle on a different output. (The screen it was created on would just be the default.)

Cheers,
Adam.

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