For example, if I have the computer booted into a full KDE GUI desktop session (on vt7) under user joe, then open up dolphin under user john in joe's KDE desktop session, and then open up a full KDE GUI desktop session (on vt8) under user john, the two KDE GUI desktop sessions will collide. Specifically, john's desktop screen and keyboard input will show up on vt7 and will hide joe's desktop screen and keyboard input. However, some of john's windows (e.g. the logout confirmation screen) will still show up on vt8 and will only accept input on vt8. This collision will occur even if I close out the file manager window for john in joe's KDE desktop session before opening up a full KDE GUI desktop session under user john. If I already have a full KDE GUI desktop session under user john open before I open up a file manager window under john in joe's KDE desktop session, the collision will occur if I close out john's KDE desktop session and then open another KDE desktop session under john. This collision also occurs with user root. If I open up a file manager window under root using the command as setup by the openSUSE 13.2 install program and then open up a full KDE desktop session under root, the same collision between joe and root will occur. The only way to prevent the collision is to log joe out and then log joe back in again after having closed out the file manager window under john (or root) and before opening up any full KDE GUI desktop sessions under any other users. I also tried out openSUSE 13.1 and it has the same problem. I tried having the computer use the video card built in to the motherboard instead of the PCiE video card that I had been using, with the result being that parallel sessions will not even start up. Therefore I am wondering if the problem could be with the video card. Has anyone else experienced this problem with either openSUSE 13.1 or openSUSE 13.2? For anyone not having this problem, could you please give me details on what motherboard and video card you are running openSUSE 13.1 or openSUSE 13.2 on? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org