skaos

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Posted: June 09 2006,10:20 |
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Linux has virtual consoles, if you press crtl+alt+F1 you should be dumped into a command line screen. X usually is on virtual screen 7 (crtl+alt+F7), but this may not be the case with DSL. I think it is possible to start another X session on e.g. console 8 - I found the following in a book on Red Hat 7.2:
startx -- :1 vt8
I would think you do this after you have logged in via ssh - I haven't tried it and I don't know if works at all, so I guess you have to experiment.
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