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From: MAP@LCS.MIT.Edu (Michael A. Patton)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: host:display.screen
Message-ID: <MAP.91Feb7144515@gaak.LCS.MIT.Edu>
Date: 7 Feb 91 19:45:15 GMT
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In-Reply-To: paulet@terre.matra-espace.fr's message of 4 Feb 91 17:41:00 GMT

In article <9102041741.AA03063@TERRE.matra-espace.fr> paulet@terre.matra-espace.fr (Pascal PAULET 6109 FAMI2) writes:
   can you tell me if anybody knows implementations where a single host
   supports multiple displays (not screens!).

Yes!  The workstation I am using right now has two displays.  It's a
pretty stock X consortium release running on a pretty stock 4.3tahoe
on a pretty stock MicroVAX-III (this is MIT, nothing is completely
standard issue :-).  The machine has two QDSS interfaces with displays
attached, each is an independant display (unix:0.0 and unix:1.0).
Right now there are two different people logged in.