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Ubuntu Ibex second monitor problem




David Kramer wrote:
> 
> Brendan Kidwell wrote:
>> My solution was to create a "kidwellb2" user, log in the second terminal
>> as
>> that, and mount ~kidwellb to ~kidwellb2/mnt/kidwellb via sshfs. (Used
>> sshfs
>> instead of simple symlink because I wanted to avoid any user and group
>> onwership/permissions issues.)
> 
> I'm not sure how to do that. ... I think what you're
> describing is creating an X session on one computer from another, which
> isn't what I'm doing.
> 

Mm... Yes, I know your situation is different. I don't know how to help, but
I do believe multiple instances of GNOME is problematic.

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