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Heh, nevermind.
"seeing" the display created by Xvfb is relatively easy.
Example:
Xvfb :1 -screen 0 1024x768x16 -ac &
DISPLAY=:1.0 mozilla file:///srv/apps/siteimage/maximise.htm &
DISPLAY=:1.0 mozilla -remote "openURL(http://www.domain.com)" &
xwd -display 1:0 -root -out tmpout
convert -size 1024x768 -thumbnail 1024x768 tmpout image1.jpg
display image1.jpg
It's far easier to just run the program in your current display.
To quote Homer Simpson: DOH!
It was a classic case of mis-reading the original post... I was thinking it
worked something like VNC.
Eric
On 10/21/2010 10:19 AM, Eric at Lucii.org wrote:
> I'm running Ubuntu 10.04.
>
> If I run a program under Xvfb it creates a new X instance on another display.
>
> For example: Xvfb :1.0
>
> How do I connect to that display to see what "program" is doing?
>
> It's not mapped to any of the ctrl-alt-Fn keys so I don't know where it "is" or
> how to see it.
>
> Eric
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