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2004/3/24-25 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:12828 Activity:nil
3/24    Anyone know of an xterm that can be moved between X servers? --jwm
        \- emacs used to be. not sure of current status. --psb
           \_ what a helpful response.
              \- why dont you let jwm decide that. this is the advantage of
                 non-anon help requests. i know jwm and know is he capable of
                 investing this if worthwhile to him. he knows me and can
                 decide whether to mail me. you, sir, are the swine in this
                 casting exercise. --psb
                 \- BTW, I went to look something up in the emacs info node
                    and looked this up too. You can google for "emacs mutiple
                    displays create frame" for starters. --psb
                 \_ You are an imposter. The real psb rises above all slights
                    and simply, smugly knows he is superior. -- psb #53 fan
        \_ its not *exactly* the same thing, but you can get a similar result
           with screen run inside of any xterm.  screen -a to start the
           session. Go to other X server, open up an xterm and then 'screen -r'
           to attach to the terminal session in the first xterm.  you can use
           screen -r -x to multiply attach to the same xterm session.
           SCREEN RULES!  -ERic
           \_ ERic R00LZ!  -John
           \_ that teaches me for not reading the man page throughly.  I
              never knew about the -x option!  Thanks dude!
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