I was talking about gdmflexiserver. In case it wasn't clear from the part where I said "But I forget what it's called," I couldn't remember what it was called :-). Fortunately a few other people wrote in about it as well. Yes, there are lots of ways to have more than one account loged into Unix at the same time. Score one for Bjorn. gdmflexiserver makes it really easy, is the main reason I mentioned it. I thought it might help the original poster, who was looking for a way to give people access to the computer without them seeing his mail. The combination of a guest account with a new login via gdmflexiserver would probably be the fastest/safest way to so what he wants. > Matt Morgan wrote: > >> I don't know how much will help the original poster, but ... does >> Fedora yet have that tool where you can have multiple people logged >> in at once, analogous to Windows XP? I have it in Mandrake at home (I >> think--I never use it). But I forget what it's called. > > Was there ever a time when a Unix system could *not* have multiple > people logged in at once? > > Björn Persson > > > -- > fedora-list mailing list > fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx > To unsubscribe: http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
