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Linux supports multiple X servers, but I was wondering if there is any proprietary software that let you do something similar for Windows 7 (Pro). I am trying to run some app 24/7 on my family member's computer remotely without making it get into their way. More specifically, the app runs on Firefox, but I want the window to be hidden so that they do not touch it by an accident.
Forethinker
Posted 2012-05-26T23:50:21.413
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Is minimizing to the system tray enough? You could use Trayconizer to put any application in the system tray. It won't hide it completely, but it should make it a bit less visible.
– Dracs – 2012-05-27T04:20:16.707could this be relevant, see if anything here helps http://superuser.com/questions/428079/multiple-remote-desktop-sessions-with-windows
– barlop – 2012-05-27T07:00:08.970Both of them are great answers. I would have gone with Trayconizer since that is the simple solution. Thank you. – Forethinker – 2012-05-28T10:47:19.867