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Debian Sid - problem since xorg 1.3
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| ArameFarpado 2007-06-17, 7:14 pm |
| Hi
Many times this pc is running two X sessions, one for each user (one in
crtl-alt+F7 end other in ctrl+alt+F8), and since upgraded to xorg 1.3 that
many times (not allways), when closing one session of one user, it closes
the other session too.
Are there more people using xorg 1.3 in multi-session having this issue?
I'm having trouble detecting the trouble source, not sure if it is the new
xorg or the new nvidia drivers...
Thanks for any replys.
ArameFarpado
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| AJackson 2007-06-21, 1:15 am |
| On Jun 18, 12:37 am, ArameFarpado <a-farpado.s...@netcabo.pt> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Many times this pc is running two X sessions, one for each user (one in
> crtl-alt+F7 end other in ctrl+alt+F8), and since upgraded to xorg 1.3 that
> many times (not allways), when closing one session of one user, it closes
> the other session too.
>
> Are there more people using xorg 1.3 in multi-session having this issue?
>
> I'm having trouble detecting the trouble source, not sure if it is the new
> xorg or the new nvidia drivers...
>
> Thanks for any replys.
>
> ArameFarpado
You don't kill X11 server when you log out?
Could adjust in your X11 Display Manager (gdm, kdm or xdm)
configuration file
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| ArameFarpado 2007-06-21, 1:15 am |
| Em Quinta, 21 de Junho de 2007 02:02, AJackson escreveu:
> You don't kill X11 server when you log out?
> Could adjust in your X11 Display Manager (gdm, kdm or xdm)
> configuration file
Sorry, don't understand your ideia...
i don't logout, i lock my desktop, and then my kid starts a new session...
say i'm on ctrl+alt+F7 and he is on ctrl+alt+F8, this is the way it has been
for years.
the problem is, many times when logout my kid's desktop, it shuts-down his
desktop and mine also, and all my running programs.
this is only happening after i upgraded the system to xorg 1.3
i'm waiting for some updates from xorg or nvidia driver to fix this...
there are only two nvidia driver versions compatible with xorg 1.3, and i'm
having problems with both.
oh, i use kde and kdm.
thanks for your reply
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| AJackson 2007-06-25, 1:13 am |
| On Jun 21, 4:18 am, ArameFarpado <a-farpado.s...@netcabo.pt> wrote:
> Em Quinta, 21 de Junho de 2007 02:02, AJackson escreveu:
>
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> Sorry, don't understand your ideia...
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> i don't logout, i lock my desktop, and then my kid starts a new session...
> say i'm on ctrl+alt+F7 and he is on ctrl+alt+F8, this is the way it has been
> for years.
> the problem is, many times when logout my kid's desktop, it shuts-down his
> desktop and mine also, and all my running programs.
> this is only happening after i upgraded the system to xorg 1.3
Ok, I understood this part.
> i'm waiting for some updates from xorg or nvidia driver to fix this...
> there are only two nvidia driver versions compatible with xorg 1.3, and i'm
> having problems with both.
I don't think it's a problem with Xorg 1.3. I think that when you log
out, your display manager (kdm) is killing the X server (Xorg), and
doing this, it also kills YOU session.
> oh, i use kde and kdm.
Ok, that shouldn't change anything, except which display manager's
configuration files you have to check.
You could try to reconfigure kdm or Xorg.
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow kdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg
> thanks for your reply
Your welcome, hope you get it fixed.
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| ArameFarpado 2007-07-04, 7:13 pm |
| AJackson wrote:
> I don't think it's a problem with Xorg 1.3. I think that when you log
> out, your display manager (kdm) is killing the X server (Xorg), and
> doing this, it also kills YOU session.
I found out it wasn't just when logout, it also appens when just switch
users, so it looks like xorg crashing when changing display 1: to o:
I remenber something then; uninstalled beryl and all its dependencies, and
i've comented the extra lines in xorg.conf for beryl to work (i was not
using beryl anyway).
Maybe xorg 1.3 have some conflict whit beryl 2.0, and i someday i will teste
the new compiz-beryl fusion.
So now i'm on tests again for a few days...
I'll give news when sure about this
> Your welcome, hope you get it fixed.
Thanks
ArameFarpado
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