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Hello, |
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I have several mice, keyboards, and monitors/graphic cards attached to my |
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gentoo ~amd64 machine at once. I created a server layout using all mice, |
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keyboards, and monitors. X (x11-base/xorg-x11-6.8.2-r6) works like a charm. |
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However, I wanted to split the mice, monitors, and keyboards to |
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workplaces. For example the first mouse, the first keyboard and the first |
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Monitor for workplace1 and the rest for workplace2. Both workplaces should |
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allow to operate independently from the other. For example I am logged in |
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and working on workplace1. Them a friend drops by, logs in on workplace2 |
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WHILE i am working on workplace1 |
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So I separated my xorg.conf into two layouts. One for workplace1 and one |
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for workplace2. |
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However, I could not attach the keyboards to different vt's. Therfore, if |
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I choose to have workplace1 on vt7 and workplace2 on vt8, I can use either |
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workplace1 or workplace2. Not both of them simultaneously. |
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I found several patches for X, but after applying them, X did not compile. |
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I also found the „Backstreet Ruby kernel” mentioned several times -- these |
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pages however date back to 2003. |
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Does anybody on the list have such a configuration or can point me to |
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further resources? |
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Kind regards, |
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Christian |
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