Toward the end of the day at work I deleted the RedHat distribution on my workstation and set it up with Debian instead. The installation process went smoothly but when I decided to leave for the day it was at the point where it was time to configure X. In fact, that was part of the reason I chose to leave, since in the past I have found configuring X to be a giant PITA. I haven't done an X installation in quite a while so I wonder, what's the state-of-the-art? Calculating all that refresh-rate and dot-clock crap just seems so totally irritating that I can't believe that somebody hasn't created some tool to ease the pain a bit, but a (very superficial) search of my newly Debianized machine (primarily using "apt-cache search") turned up only the usual suspects (like XF86config and xf86config) that I was hoping to avoid. Any tips?
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