I know that to enable mutiple X sessions (e.g., one on Ctrl-Alt-F7, one on Ctrl-Alt-F8) I'm supposed to edit /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf, to uncomment a line that says #1=Standard and then restart X. This doesn't work perfectly for me. I did that, and this is what I see: 1) when I hit Ctrl-Alt-F8, I just get a flashing cursor. No login prompt (not even text). 2) If I login to the Ctrl-Alt-F7 console, it's fine. If I then hit Ctrl-Alt-F7 again, without logging out first, I get another X login screen. I can login as another user; or, if I login as the same user, I get a little dialog that warns me that I'm already logged in, and asks if I want to get back on my existing session, start a new session, or abort. 3) Once I have two login sessions up, Ctrl-Alt-F7 doesn't do anything, so it's impossible to switch users at that point without logging off from the second session. So it's like I'm getting the two X sessions I want, only they're on the same virtual console instead of two different ones. This is a Dell Latitude D500 running FC3. Thanks for any help!
