FYI, debian-release is not a list for helping users. Try debian-user or debian-devel. Also, since almost all your problems relate to X11, there's a Debian X11 mail list too, see <URL:http://lists.debian.org/>. I'll answer anyhow.
"Lars-Eric Gustavsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > After these really annoying Debian sessions my suggestions are: > > 1. Fix the supposed bugs in the anXious mouse etc selections part, and try > to autodetect more things, please The X configure has radically changed for the upcoming Woody release, using something called dexconf. anXious is dead. > 2. IMPORTANT!!: If the XF86Config file plus the X server don't function > together with the hardware, either go back to a rather safe video mode (as > the one already used in the XF86Setup program ! ), and/or let the user do > this by pressing Esc if he doesn't see a good picture after some seconds Dunno about this one. I think dexconf picks conservative defaults. > 3. Write some good information for the poor Millennium G450 users (am I the > only one to have met these problems ??), maybe also suggest an XF86Config > file that could be tried, and tuned ... Sounds like something for the XFree86 folks more than us. The upcoming Debian 3.0 release, btw, uses XFree86 4.1.x. > 4. Put all your possible efforts on enabling the 4.0 version of XFree86 into > your Debian system (which would solve the Matrox problems, too, I guess ) Already done, see above. -- ...Adam Di Carlo..<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...<URL:http://www.onshored.com/> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
