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Does it require each x-client sould run in separate process?
Hi Every One,
I got a Basic doubts about clients on X-Server environment. 1) First of all what is mend by one client. (as per my understanding one application which is connected to X-server). 2) if i say two clients connected to my X-Server from the same machine, does it mean that two separate processes running that machine? 3) Can my application have two connections to the Same X-Server(with two screens), one for each screen?? If YES then could it be called two clients? I badly requre these answers, If any one knows kindly provide me the information. Thank you & Regards, Suresh. 
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