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Yuri Chornoivan 6 years ago
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@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ Lubos Lunak <l.lunak@kde.org>
ksmserver is KDE's session management server. It talks the ksmserver is KDE's session management server. It talks the
standard X11R6 session management protocol (XSMP). Thus, in theory, standard X11R6 session management protocol (XSMP). Thus, in theory,
it should be compatible with all session managment compliant X11R6 it should be compatible with all session management compliant X11R6
applications. Unfortunately, there aren't that many of them. To be applications. Unfortunately, there aren't that many of them. To be
precise, I have never seen a single commercial application that precise, I have never seen a single commercial application that
supports it and even within the official X11R6 distribution, 'xclock' supports it and even within the official X11R6 distribution, 'xclock'
is the only exception. Nevertheless we've chosen to support XSMP is the only exception. Nevertheless we've chosen to support XSMP
despites the complexity of the protocol in order to provide KDE users despite the complexity of the protocol in order to provide KDE users
more interoperability with applications that were not explicitely more interoperability with applications that were not explicitly
written with KDE in mind. XSMP, as an official X standard, promised to written with KDE in mind. XSMP, as an official X standard, promised to
be more likely to be supported by third parties than even a superior be more likely to be supported by third parties than even a superior
KDE-specific protocol. Let's see whether we were right and more KDE-specific protocol. Let's see whether we were right and more

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