Answering my own question....
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/01/23/0020201
...most of the "ex-core" XFree86 people and their cohorts agree that their new, more open style is likely to speed development not just of the visual portion of the X Window System but also of components related to sound, printing, and all the other "pieces" needed to create and maintain a complete, user-friendly desktop environment for Linux, Unix, and related operating systems...
Sounds like good news.
Also, a lot of people seem to be commenting that XFree86.org is all but dead... opinions, anyone?
Andy Sy wrote:
Does anyone also know X.org's efforts relate to freedesktop.org's?
Will the freedesktop.org people be maintaining and releasing new versions of the Xorg server?
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