Martin
I absolutely agree with you.
I look at the situation like this,
linux, in all of its various flavors, are free. Who am I to complain
when something I got for free doesn't work 100% right all the time.
If theres a better solution to this issue, or any others.. by delivering
xorg.conf is ASCII today afaik so it could be converted to UTF-8 in a
backwards compatible fashion. Once that's done you could implement a
small check that detects this and prints a nice error or even accepts
the non-"ASCII 34" double quotes.
I think a lot of people feel that fixing the quotes wou
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