xnest/man/Xnest.man

32 Xnest \- a nested X server
58 .BI "\-display " string
68 .B \-sync
77 .B \-full
86 by default maintains the same top-level window and the same real server
88 If the user selects full regeneration, even the top-level window and the
91 .BI "\-class " string
94 .B \-cc
108 .B \-class
110 .B \-cc
119 If the user chooses a static class, all the colors in the default color map will
121 If the user chooses a dynamic class, colors in the default color map will be
124 .BI "\-depth " int
134 .B \-sss
142 Of course, even this screen saver is software-generated since
147 .B \-geometry \fIW\fBx\fIH\fB+\fIX\fB+\fIY\fP
148 This option specifies the geometry parameters for the top-level
160 top-level
164 will allow the user to make any top-level window smaller, but it will not
177 .BI "\-bw " int
178 This option specifies the border width of the top-level
186 .BI "\-name " string
187 This option specifies the name of the top-level
193 .BI "\-scrns " int
197 will create a separate top-level window.
201 .B xterm \-display :1.1
207 The number of screens is limited by the hard-coded constant in the server sample
210 .B \-install
214 For it to work properly, the user will probably have to temporarily quit the
221 property of the top-level
227 will associate this color map with the top-level
233 property rather than the color map associated with the top-level
240 .BI "\-parent " window_id
254 If a user wishes to run
259 Therefore, if there is a server already running on the user's workstation,
277 .RB \(oq "xterm \-display :1" \(cq
282 .RB \(oq "xterm \-display :2" \(cq
312 need not use the same default visual as the the real server, the top-level
331 property of the top-level
336 top-level window looks at the
338 property rather than the color map associated with the top-level
346 If the user chooses this option, it is usually necessary to temporarily disable
365 is a very user-friendly server when it comes to customization.
367 will pick up a number of command-line arguments that can configure its default
378 The consequence of this approach is that the user will have to worry about two
400 Perhaps there should be a command-line option to tell
412 .\" Is the following still true now that client-side font rendering is