Re: [SLE] What's on vt10?



Carlos E. R. wrote:

The Saturday 2006-04-29 at 20:45 -0400, James Knott wrote:

I've tried starting several desktops (some remote) and noticed something
curious. The desktops start on vt7, then vt8 & vt9. But then for some
reason, vt10 is skipped and the next desktop appears on vt11. When I
switch to vt10, it appears as though it's being used for some status or
error messages. Why is it here, instead of perhaps on vt6?

Why not? VT6 is used for another text console where you may log in.


I'm aware of that, I just thought it would be nice to keep all the text
consoles together. ;-)

Actually, it just seemed unusual to me and I was just curious as to why.

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