You can not have more than one instance of X11.app running at a time.
This opens X11.app up to a slew of potential problems. The end goal
is to allow multiple servers to run within one X11.app, but that's a
ways off. For now, you'll have to use Xnest or Xephyr if you want a
second server to run.
On Aug 25, 2008, at 12:07, Martyn Klassen wrote:
Prior to upgrading to Xquartz 2.3 I was able to run the simple command
# X :1 -kb -once -query remotehost
This command very nicely started an X session connected to the
remotehost. After upgrading to 2.3 this command does nothing. There
is no output and the program simply hangs. The same behaviour occurs
if I run either of the two commands
# X
# Xquartz
Both of these command used to generate intelligent errors, but now
they produce nothing.
My X11 programs seem to work fine on the local machine. Is there a
new method to start a second X session?
Martyn
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