BTW: what does the "--" stand for?
It's a command line marker. The :1 argument isn't really a startx argument, it's a xinit arg. Anything following -- is ignored by startx and passed to xinit, which startx calls.
Peter
It's a command line marker. The :1 argument isn't really a startx argument, it's a xinit arg. Anything following -- is ignored by startx and passed to xinit, which startx calls.
