Xvfb

By Cameron Laird and Kathryn Soraiz, Unix Insider |  Development Add a new comment


Let's sit in on a conversation between a couple of techies named Remus and Romulus on the subject of Xvfb and learn what Remus eventually does: that Java boosts the importance of this old utility

REMUS: Hey, Romulus, I was just reading about this thing called Xvfb. Have you ever heard of it?

ROMULUS: Yeah. It's actually an acronym; it stands for X virtual frame buffer.

REMUS: And that is...?

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