Re: If it is already fixed, don't fix it again (was RE: XDM doesn't work [SOLVED])

Seconded --Jonathan > If we are not friendly (or at least civil) to the newbie type > questions, free software is doomed to become a second class > techno-centric skeleton in the software closet. > > Sorry if I seem a bit harsh, but I am tired of people > responding to lists with "it's your fau

RE: If it is already fixed, don't fix it again (was RE: XDM doesn't work [SOLVED])

ckage with XF86Setup, and used it to get the initial configuration. I have also used xf86config. Thanks, Pat > -Original Message- > From: Zdenek Kabelac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 1998 12:43 PM > To: Patrick Ouellette > Subject: Re: If it is al

Re: If it is already fixed, don't fix it again (was RE: XDM doesn't work [SOLVED])

> I will assume the hostile tone of your reply is due > to translation to English rather than intent. If it > was intent, please step back, take a deep breath and > relax. The lists are for *everyone* to get help and > if you can't suffer the sometimes idiotic questions > and problems people hav

If it is already fixed, don't fix it again (was RE: XDM doesn't work [SOLVED])

I don't like Windows, I suffer through it. As for checking the supported cards list, I did and the card I am using has support in the SVGA server. My comment was that *I* need to figure out the proper mode lines to get it to work. I will assume the hostile tone of your reply is due to translatio