Hi, I would like to call to attention the fact that two unix screens need not be on the same computer. It's terribly convenient to have an X server hooked up to a projector and a wlan base station. Then anyone in the room can easily show their stuff on the projector without having to switch cables and move computers around etc.
So, instead of just specifying the display as "0.1" one should also be able to say "my-other-computer:0". This shouldn't be a problem, except that remote screens can't be enumerated and therefore the drop-down list of displays should be a combobox (or contain an element named "Remote:" which, when selected, would display a text field below it). There is one issue with remote screens, though, and that's the fact that the connection might break. This must of course be handled in some sane way, perhaps with a "Re-open screen/Abort slideshow" dialog box on the main screen. - Marcus Sundman --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
