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X Windows Programming: Changing Displays
I currently have an application that requires the GUI to be drawn on 3 different machines. Only 1 machine is to be drawn at a time, but can be switched between them at any time. Is there an easy way to do this during runtime aside from creating 3 sets of widgets and updating them all.
I am running X11R6 and Motif 1.2 |
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That is actually the easiest way.
But put them in different processes so if one of the displays disappears it does not affect the others. |
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