Search Results

For instance here (https://www.unix.com/302144839-post2.html) or here (https://www.unix.com/302525797-post2.html), but i will try to explain it again:

X-Windows is a client-server system, like NFS,...

I have (in fact several times over) explained in principle how X-Windows works. Use the search function of this forum and you will find a few threads with such explanations.



OK, but notice:...

Hi SirSalt...

It might be worthwhile looking at:-

The Comprehensive List of Window Managers for Unix (http://www.gilesorr.com/wm/table.html)

A plethora of WMs to guide you along, with source...

In #3, A calls fork(). At that point you have processes A and B. Then B calls fork(). At that point you have processes A, B, and C all running the same instructions. Then B calls exit() leaving...

Please note: This is simplified! when you read the man page for exec or fork it goes into lots of technical details. This is how I used to teach this to OS students as a high level peek. Start with...