For multiseat and the assigning of keyboards/mice, Userful uses the clever trick of popping up a screen if a new device is plugged in, asking to press a key on the keyboard (usually the F1-F10 keys) which can uniquely identify each keyboard and clicking the mouse button to link it to a seat.
I run a 4-seat configuration on Fedora 8 at home (works great), and would be happy to help w/ some testing on this feature. I'm running an aging Dell Precision 650 w/ Nvidia Quadro NVS400 (provides two GPU's, each dual-headed), an Nvidia GeForce4 Ti (AGP) and a GeForce FX 5500 (PCI).
Yes, but we want to do more than fix the regression -- we want to make it work well out-of-the-box, as smooth as possible. Perhaps with F11 we'll only get as far as fixing the regression, though, and the ootb may have to be pushed to F12.
Excellent! The more testers the better. Perhaps the best way to coordinate this would be to join the multiseat mailing list -- see http://multiseat.fedorahosted.org for details.
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