On Monday 09 July 2001 02:59 pm, Tim Holmes wrote:
> Honestly, I'd say go with the usual saying, "If it ain't broke, don't fix
> it!" No need to upgraded at this point. I haven't noticed any performance
> differences, X has never crashed on me. The only reason I upgraded was
> because I thought it would help my issue with the drivers. (When the real
> issue was I didn't have the beta drivers to work with DualHead. All
> because the web page was down the whole weekend.)
>
> So if things work the way they are now, don't bother. If it does end up
> causing a head ache for you, you'll just be pissed because there was no
> reason to upgrade.
> tdh
>
> | Randy Kramer wrote:
> | > The Conways wrote:
> | > > Has anyone had any positive or negative experiences with the latest
> | > > version 4.1.0 of Xfree 86?
> | >
> | > Jim,
> | >
> | > No real experience, but if you upgrading from 3.3.6, be aware that some
> | > drivers that existed for 3.3.6 do not exist for 4.1.0.
> | >
> | > Randy Kramer
> |
> | I'm sticking with 3.3.6. My graphics card does not like XFree 4.x. I am
> | using the NVIDIA GeForce card. I have been happy with it.
> | I have learned from another user that moving to higher version XFree
> | doesn't mean that your graphics performance will be better.
> | Some cards will show poorer graphics in the higher version of XFree.
> |
> | Roman
> | Registered Linux User #179293
> | "su is not the root of your problem
> | but the start of a new journey"
>
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You are right. I used to update and upgrade all the time thinking things
would be better. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
"su is not the root of your problem
but the start of a new journey"
