At graphical login with lightdm I can set which session type to start and am offered:GnomeGnome on XorgXfce sessionThe first Gnome is the Gnome DE running with the standard Wayland backend, and as I understand it means Gnome acts as a wayland protocol compositor, i.e talk to the kernel for KMS and evdev (as displayed on https://wayland.freedesktop.org/architecture.html ), the second option Gnome on Xorg when chosen creates also a Gnome session, yet there is a process Xorg, i.e. as I can tell an Xorg server running.I was courious, since both Xorg-Server, as the wayland protocol's compositor might be using similar/same resources (i.e. the graphic adapter) if it is possible to run both at the same time.I have tested therefore to login, once into a Gnome wayland session and then secondly with another account account in to a Gnome on Xorg session.The result has been that this seemingly works, yet there are processes named /usr/bin/Xwayland running, and I am unsure if the displayed Xorg session, is eventually only fake, hence displaying via the XWayland Xorg server. Being confused I wanted to pose the question here, whether Xorg-Server and Wayland-Compositor [can] be run simultanously in Linux?
Can Xorg-Server and Wayland-Compositor be run simultanously in Linux?
linux;xorg;wayland