In Ubuntu, :3 is on f9, I believe that f7 is actually 1? I'm not sure how that works...  And thanks for the tips, good discussions here  .

Some users may gain some performance benefits if they run there client in a session.

as such: (psclient script)
#!/bin/bash

X :3 -ac & nvidia-settings --load-config-only  # Launches a new X session on display 3
cd /path/to/PlaneShift #goto ps dir
sleep 3 #break while x server starts
chmod 770 psc
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=libs/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH  #set lib path
DISPLAY=:3 exec ./psc "$@" #launches psMake sure you change the directory to your own!!This will run the ps client on a new x session. To leave this session after exiting the client, or to force the client to quit press [ctrl]+[alt]+[bkspc]. To do a sort of alt+tab you can press [ctrl]+[alt]+[f7]  (as per my ubuntu, however I'm not sure if f7 will bring you to your normal desktop on other distros).

Warning -> This does require root (or sudo/su), use at your own risk.


You can also give your client more cpu time, by adding
renice -10 -n psc  #sets nice -10 (Gives more cpu time)To the end of that file. Once again, use at your own risk.
Feel free to question me