xterms: Start up a master xterm along with slave's on other displays showing
	what is happening on the master. 

Usage: xterms [<options>] <display1> [<display2> ...] 

Options:
	-f <file>	Use <file> for tty output.
			(instead of /home/runge/xterms.23204)

	-r		Use rlogin instead of xhosting, (unless display
			matches an X display with ":n", hack - use "::n" to
			force it back to rlogin). Once rlogin'ed xterm
			is started on that local display (or "::n").

	-t		Don't start a separate xterm for master, use
			the current terminal.

	-s		Split the xterm into 2 windows using the 
			"splitvt" program. This is like the "talk"
			command where communication is symmetrical.

	-d <display>	Set master's display.
	-g <geometry>	Set xterm geometry (80x55)
	-p <position>	Set optional +X+Y position (useful with -n)

	-F <font>	Set xterm font.    (6x13)
	-bg <background> set bg color.     (floralwhite)
	-fg <foreground> set fg color.     (black)
	-nm		Shut off font and color choices for master.
	-ns		Shut off font and color choices for slaves.

	-D		Turn on debugging output.