On Sat, 29 Jun 2002 strangeat_private wrote: > On Fri, Jun 28, 2002 at 02:34:01PM -0300, William N. Zanatta wrote: > > Unix/Linux is a multiuser system. If a user had the ability to lock the > system against anyone else, I would call that a bug. > > As it is, a user has the ability to lock its sessions. That's the purpose > of xlock and likes. > > And if the same user or another user has the ability to switch to a new > console and start its own X server or shell, I call that a multiuser > system. However, the point of xlock is to lock it and prevent things like that. I see what you're saying, but if they can do that then there's no point in locking. Also, have you tried opening a second X server on one box at the same time? I haven't tried and was wondering if that'd actually work. Ross Nelson
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