Marcus Sundman wrote:
I'm not saying this must be present in windows versions of OOo, just in unix versions, where this is a very common way of doing things. I'm not very familiar with how X servers work (I'm not completely unfamiliar either, I've done some X programming), but afaik there is very little (or nothing) a program has to do to support different displays. E.g. I can set my DISPLAY variable to point to any X server on the network and then all X applications I run will pop up on that server. Is there ANY reason why a program could not easily display windows on two different X servers at the same time?
for that case you'd practically need to instanciate VCL mulitple times at runtime, once for each display. VCL is a single instance by now. Whereas it is surely possible to extend it that way, it'd be quite some work to do. Just think of running one VCL with gtk plugin and one with kde plugin on a different display.
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