Colin Walters wrote:
On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 8:38 PM, Matthew Woehlke
<mw_triad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
(Incidentally, Firefox drives me nuts not letting me run it on my local
login and via 'ssh -X' from a remote machine. Some apps are even worse
behaved than not coping with two full local X sessions as to go so far as to
not permit multiple instances to be run /at all/.)
Basically every nontrivial app doesn't support it, because it's just
too crazy. One could spend an entire lifespan trying to figure out
"Ok, what if I do *this*?". If you want to access your Firefox
instance remotely, use vino or one of the other systems that lets you
access your existing session. It works, and we can collectively move
on to more important problems.
What is more important than predicable behavior? Something very
different happens when you run firefox for the first time in a remote
window compared to when it is already running.
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