After a lot of frustration with 300+ seperate ports being installed when I try to install xorg. I tried to create a xorg-base port. I say I tried to because I took a lot of shortcuts and this is my first time doing a port, so dont get mad at me and I dont know if you guys will find this useful but it shortens the xorg installation time from ports considerably. (reduced X to less than 15 ports!)
The following file includes x11/xorg-base x11-drivers/xorg-video-drivers x11-drivers/xorg-input-drivers The video and input drivers allow the user to choose exactly which drivers to install. Most commonly found chipsets ati/nvidia/i810 and also generic vesa/vga are selected by default in video drivers. The keyboard, mouse, void drivers are selected by default in input drivers. The xorg-base installs xorg-server, font-cursor-misc, font-misc-misc, font-alias, xorg-video-drivers, xorg-input-drivers and optionally setxkbmap and xauth The stuff installed by xorg-base is enough to get an X screen up and running. I tested this further by installing kde-base port(which installed some more xorg ports but not so many) and everything seems to be working fine. Actually I see no difference between when it installed 300 ports and now. setxkbmap and xauth is required for setting keyboard mapping and changing identity, for example becoming root to make changes on kdm from control center. Perhaps those could be installed by default by the kde-base port? because kde uses them? Perhaps there might be some things missing but I couldnt catch any yet... Thanks, Evren
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