Alexander Lazarević wrote:

>If you install a VNC[1][2] server on your Linux
>machine you can have squeak running headfull (with a display), but the
>display will only be visible using a VNC client (eg. on another
>machine). So you can attach/detach a display to squeak whenever you
>want.
>
I am curious about these statements.  I would like to understand fully 
what you mean.  Do you mean to start Squeak on a display other than 0:0 
(in which case you would have to have the VNC server started first)?  If 
so, I understand how to do this.  However, if you mean that you can 
start Squeak headfull on the default display and then willy-nilly 
connect to it in Linux I am perplexed how you would accomplish this.  As 
far as I understand VNC servers in Linux (which is little) you cannot 
set up a server to share the default display.  If on the other hand you 
mean that you can tell a running Squeak image to switch its display to 
some other display I am even more lost.  How would that be accomplished 
in Linux?  I am not picking at your statement here.  I truly am curious 
about how to accomplish this.

Thanks.

-- 
Jason Rogers

"I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I,
but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in 
the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved 
me, and gave himself for me."
    Galatians 2:20