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glxheads(1)							   glxheads(1)

NAME
       glxheads - exercise multiple GLX connections

SYNOPSIS
       glxheads [display ...]

DESCRIPTION
       The  glxheads  program  will  try to open GLX connections on multiple X
       displays as specified on the command-line. If a connection can be  made
       it will try to create a direct GLX context (and fallback to using indi‐
       rect contexts if that fails) and open a window  displaying  a  spinning
       green triangle.

       If  no  display names are specified, glxheads will default to opening a
       single local connection on display 0.

EXAMPLE
       To open a local connection on display 0 and two remote  connections  to
       the hosts mars (display 0) and venus (display 1), run glxheads with the
       following command-line:

	  $ glxheads :0 mars:0 venus:1

AUTHOR
       glxheads was written by Brian Paul <brian.paul@tungstengraphics.com>.

       This manual page was written by Thierry Reding  <thierry@gilfi.de>  for
       the Debian project (but may be used by others).

				  2006-11-29			   glxheads(1)

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