eel Tech staggered into the Black Sun and said:
> Suppose I have X servers :0 and :1 running on the same machine/same
> user. Is there any way I can move a window from one X server to the
> other?

Yes, but it's really annoying and somewhat buggy. It's called xmove.
It doesn't have distro packages AFAICT, but the source is easily
Googleable. It slows everything down, since it doesn't use local
sockets or SHM, and requires all the X servers involved to be able to
communicate over TCP.

> have to use Windows natively, but I run Linux (Fedora) inside VMWare.
> Then I create a new VNC session on linux, and connect to it from
> Windows, using the second monitor (full screen). This gives me like
> 90% of what I need, but the only thing missing is some way to share
> windows between the first x server running on the vmware 'monitor' and
> the one running through vnc.

If 'Doze is running on the bare metal, then it's going to be even worse
and may not even be doable with xmove. You'll probably have to live
with separate Displays in this case.

But what's preventing the VMWare instance from seeing both Screens as if
'Doze were running Xinerama? If you fix that, you may not even need
xmove. Check the VMWare docs about using multiple monitors in guest
OSes--there's got to be something in there. But if the graphics card
that's being emulated doesn't do dual-head (entirely possible) then
forget it.

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