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Topic: Howto replace Xvesa with XFree86?

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penk

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Posted: July 20 2004,07:52

hi all,
due to the support of truetype, I want to remaster DSL and use XFree86 instead of Xvesa. In addition to "apt-get install xserver-xfree86", what should i do?

thanks, sorry if my english isn't correct.

AB-HD

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Posted: July 20 2004,12:45

Would like to know that too; from what I read DSL is very fast, except from the X performance. As I do not need Gnome/KDE that would make my system very responsive but still capable enough to do some decent X based programs. Have not installed DSL yet, as I would like to know how this (and some other apt-get or other mechanism to expand DSL withsome usefull apps that I need).

Kind regards,
Aernoudt