After I wrote:
> I can't believe that somebody hasn't
> created some tool to ease the pain a bit
...Ed Robbins replied:
> Version 4.x of XFree86 does a pretty good job of creating
> a XF86Config file. Run the command XFree86 -configure
>
> That will generate a config file which is a great
> place to start. I say start only because it would
> generate for all depths and resolutions. I simply
> edited it down to what I wanted and off I went.
...and indeed, when I logged into my office Debian
machine from home and executed that command it
generated a very neatly laid out file which does
appear likely to serve as the starting point for a
straightforward configuration session, though I won't
know until I'm physically in front of the machine
again next week. Thanks to all for the responses.
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