It was just earlier this week that
Wayland picked up a terminal as Kristian Høgsberg was working to get a real
X Server running under this mini display server with integrated compositing manager that's designed around technologies like
kernel mode-setting and the
Graphics Execution Manager. Now though
Wayland has reached another milestone. Kristian not only has an X Server running under Wayland, but he has managed to get two servers and placing them side-by-side.
Kristian has two X Servers running within Wayland and at the same time still having Wayland's terminal open. This is done using just Wayland and not Xnest, Xephpyr, or other techniques. The contained X Servers aren't limited either but they are still capable of
Direct Rendering Infrastructure 2, GLX,
X-Video, and
UXA acceleration (the
EXA-based system that's been
GEM-ified by Intel).
Input events are passed to the X Server from Wayland instead of using
evdev, but this side-by-side X Server action currently doesn't support keyboard inputs.

Congratulations to Kristian Høgsberg in accomplishing this nice little feat. Wayland is coming along quite quickly and nicely to say the least. Read more about it on
his blog.