What is the best way to configure X now? Still xf86setup ? Is that
cross-platform? Is there any possibility to help users determine
which X server to use as well?
What about hacking Xconfigurator (redhat) or what does Mandrake use?
I am working on a side project that takes the windows
What about hacking Xconfigurator (redhat) or what does Mandrake use?
I was under the impression xconfigurator is in fact in potato. I
guess not. But I note crow has some stuff in his home web pages.
Is it cross-platform?
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I am working on a side project that takes the windows inf files and maps
them to the appropriate Linux driver. (Pain in the ass) This is still a
ways off. If anyone wants help, Let me know.
hrm. i just posted that other message before i got to this one..
anyway, something somewhat related
On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 09:45:10PM -0400, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
It occurs to me that there should be a post-installation task to
install and configure X11 if possible. Does anyone think this is
possible in the short term?
Difficult to say. Upstream development of xf86config and XF86Setup has
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