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Two problems - I would like to run without X, but it seems that the |
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greeters need X to run ... |
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Also I want to run a multi-user system. I know you can put multiple |
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monitors on one graphics card, and that gives you a multi-head system, |
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but I've got TWO graphics cards. I want to plug in two keyboards, two |
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mice, and have two users sitting there. |
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From what I can make out, this isn't possible with sddm. Lightdm looks |
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like it might be possible, but there isn't a man page, and I haven't |
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installed it so I can't find out what's what. |
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Or can I fire up two instances of greetd? One on eg vt7 and the other on |
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vt8? If so, how do I configure vt7 and vt8 to be my two different |
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screen/keyboard/mouse combos? |
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Lightdm also says it will do vnc, but again, the lack of documentation... |
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And lastly, I remember something about waypipe. How easy is it to link |
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Windows and linux with waypipe? |
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I know I'm asking a lot, but I tend to find documentation makes sense |
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only after you already know what it's saying ... :-) I'm hoping for a |
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"cookbook" style approach, but I don't expect much of that because I |
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know what I'm doing isn't very common ... |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |
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