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I reinstalled Gentoo recently and am now using X.org. From user standpoint I don't see any difference. From developer standpoint it does sound like X.org is getting more done.
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So that explains why last night i had to reconfig x-free86 on my friend's box.Originally posted by GehRehmee
Nope. Debian does not, and quite possibly will never, support X.org. They're waiting on X.org's more modular replacement.Comment
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Debian is going with X.org, but they're waiting until the modular release is more complete. You can read all the details on the debian-x mailing lists... though I don't have a link handy at the moment.
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Last edited by Belwarrior; 17 September 2004, 17:52.Life is a bed of roses. Everyone else sees the roses, you are the one being gored by the thorns.
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