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Like 10 years ago you could run xclock in the desktop, without an x window. Is this still possible?
how does one go about this?...
- 10-05-2008 #1Linux Newbie
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Like 10 years ago you could run xclock in the desktop, without an x window. Is this still possible?
how does one go about this?
- 10-05-2008 #2forum.guy
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Don't know, but I've always thought it had to run on an x-server, hence the name.
Are you sure it wasn't running under xdm when you saw it before?oz
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