Hi Folks @ KDE or developers

I have have been researching a challange that I have'nt found a solution for and would love your help!

Can I create multiple KDE desktops and tile them on the same display logged in as seperate users???

is there a TUT on this or been talked about here?

One PC one display

Please ask more questions if you need or I forgot detail

Thx,

The_Boy2b

Sounds like you want something like FreeNX or TightVNC which allows access to remote computers (though in your case the remote device is the same pc).

And there's a kde packacge, krd, http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdenetwor ... index.html which might facilitate

Hi Google,

Hmm sorry to hear it might not work looked promissing. any other thoughts??

I have a 65" LCD and would like to split logins enviroments on the same screen.
yes this would eventually mean 2 mice and 2 keyboards as well.
Thx,

You have 1 pc or 2?

Are you trying to set the monitor so that 2 users can simultaneously use the same monitor with separate keyboards and mice? Or 1 user with 2 different accounts?

Why wouldn't TightVNC or FreeNX work?

Hi Google,

I have one PC
2 Mice & 2 Keyboards
Yes simultaneous usage is needed

I look at what you purposed

Thx,

You cannot have them in the same window because each session has its own characteristics derived from the user's settings. But you could presumably set up several virtual sessions each configured to a different user's preferences and make windows from the different sessions appear simultaneously on the screen.

john_hudson wrote:You cannot have them in the same window because each session has its own characteristics derived from the user's settings. But you could presumably set up several virtual sessions each configured to a different user's preferences and make windows from the different sessions appear simultaneously on the screen.

Hi John,

Hmm Sounds interesting..

I'm working on a multi-user login for a touch table (Big Table) were each individual can login in and have thier settings(Files,SMS,email etc.)

The neat thing about the table is that it is truely multi-user enviroment.

other suggestions have been..
Web browser enviroment...
Google project Wayland as XDM to new though...

I came to KDE due to multi-concerent logins that can be had just need to feed them the to the widows manager in the own space..
maybe a handeler in the middle that creates the frame buffer from the vitual logins and then swaps frames with the XDM manager??

Big Ideas just not enough expeerience across all these modules.

Thx
The_Boy