Re: Multiple X servers on boot

dominator staggered into the Black Sun and said:
How do I run 3 instances of X, independent of each other, at boot
time? I'm using Xubuntu [and] GDM

gdm is the thing that starts X here. So edit gdm.conf such that it
starts X on :0, :1, and :2. I'm not sure precisely what you'd change,
since I use kdm, but there should be a bunch of comments in your
gdm.conf that will tell you what's going on.

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