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From: no.top.post on 14 Feb 2010 18:43
In article <ln3m47-7sj.ln1(a)neptune.markhobley.yi.org>, markhobley(a)hotpop.donottypethisbit.com (Mark Hobley) wrote:

> no.top.post(a)gmail.com wrote:
> > Well the window manger MUST know how many consoles
> > each desktop has open ?
>
> > But when I close and open new consoles and then do:
> > 'find <files-newer than 90 minutes> <in root, usr, home, etc>
> > I can't see where/that the info about the new console/s is
> > saved ?!
>
> I don't understand which piece of information you are looking for.
>
Since you mentioned 'window manager', you would know that
a typically user has 4 or more Desktops?

Then you would know that one can open several VTs [consoles]
for every Desktop ?

So I've got 20 mc running in various Desktop, VT: D/V.
Each mc is 'open' in some dir where I've got a 'project'.
So when a task arrives for projectX, I want to know which
D,Vs are already 'open in the dir of projectX'.

So I want a list of:
paths [which show the project] <--> D,V

It's a bit like a fleet of taxis, which are circulating:
so when a client calls in from location X, you want to know
which free-taxi is currently nearest to locationX.

`pstree -p`
shows the map/heirarchy of spawned tasks, which are related
to the D,V


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