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After playing with the XFree86 sources for a while, on a LFS box, I am
wondering why Debian still has such a complex XF86Config-4 file?
I know the the 3.x series of X was a real pain to configure, but the 4.X
series seems much easier, or maybe I've spent enough time playing with it to
have fina
After playing with the XFree86 sources for a while, on a LFS box, I am
wondering why Debian still has such a complex XF86Config-4 file?
I know the the 3.x series of X was a real pain to configure, but the 4.X
series seems much easier, or maybe I've spent enough time playing with it to
have fin
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