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On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 00:42:56 -0400, Alan Grimes wrote: |
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> All of the followning statemens are true: |
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> 1. I am never not running seamonkey, it is always open at all times on |
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> my left hand monitor, If at any point it was not on my left hand monitor |
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> either I must have been going through a power failure or something had |
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> broken it, because it is working at the moment I have decided not to use |
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> emerge update for the next six months, two months in to that period at |
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> this point. |
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> 2. Seamonkey is my default browser. |
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> 3. Seamonkey cannot be launched twice, ie it cannot be launched on my |
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> right hand monitor because the monitors are using separte X servers and |
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> it would need to be launched twice to come up on that monitor. |
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The last statement is not quite true. It cannot be launched twice with |
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the same profile. This was the first hit when googling "seamonkey launch |
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two instances" |
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http://kb.mozillazine.org/Opening_a_new_instance_of_your_Mozilla_application_with_another_profile |
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Is there a particular reason for running two X servers rather than one |
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desktop on two screens? The latter completely avoids the problem you are |
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having. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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If God can't help you, how about Mr. Coffee? |
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