> Intel chipsets currently have the best support for > XRandR, due in > no small part to Intel's engineers being the ones > driving the new > functionality into XRandR in the open source > community - but the > new versions of XRandR (1.2) and the Intel driver > update (2.1.0) > to support them both integrated after SXDE 9/07 > (snv_70) - you'll > find them in current SXCE or the next SXDE (1/08). > > -- > -Alan Coopersmith-
Alan, I'm not over keen to install SECE, as I'd rather wait for the next SEDE, I am using the laptop for work and don't have a huge amount of time to play around installing and new operating systems. Since my audio was not working at all, and I was advised it was fixed in a later build, I downloaded SECE build 77 and installed the audio drivers from b 77. That solved my audio problem without bothering for a complete reinstall of Solaris. Would I gain much from installing any video related packages from the downloaded image? What I really want to do is adjust the intensity of the videol. It is not near maximum and I do tend to have to push it up to near max if I am on using the laptop at a rail station, as I often do. Dave This message posted from opensolaris.org
