Daniel Migowski wrote:
> Sounds good. I didn't know about those tools before, but I think the
> detection is something we should do at one of the first things during the
> install-process.
Of course, I disagree.
The main purpose of the debian installer is to get debian *installed*.
It doesn't
Hi,
On Friday 03 November 2000 03:17, you wrote:
> Assuming you mean DDC for getting monitor frequencies and such, X4
> already does this automatically. If not there are apps out there like
> read-edid that can do this in user-space. Combined with things like
> anXious (or Progeny's dexter) this
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> even if this can only be done with a special kernel, what's wrong with
> probing the monitor. I am new to the list, so i don't know if the your
> installer will install X at boottime, which I highly recommend. Most users
> from Windos haven't seen the DOS-Prompt before, and having to use the
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