>> Mario Guerra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Despu�s de esta descripci�n de la instalaci�n y uso de XFree86 4.0,
> prometo tener los RPM de aqu� a 10 d�as.....
Mario, con todo respeto, �*ese* comentario te hace querer instalar
XF86 4.0? �Es broma?
| My system has the following specs:
| Diamond Viper 550 (I know... Time to upgrade)
| I've installed XFree before from binary distributions with little or
| no complications. But I had never built XFree entirely from scratch
| before. If any of you have downloaded the source code, you know how
| large a package it is, about 50 Mb of compressed code.
XF86 son tres paquetes. Si uno quiere compilarlo, debe bajar uno, o a
lo sumo dos.
| I know no one likes to do it, but you really should go over the README
| and INSTALL related files.
!
| As for the technology behind the new XFree86, I would recommend you
| read what is on their website. The code has been modularized, and
| there are too many things that are new for me to list here. My next
| test will be getting the GLX extensions working properly for me (I
| had trouble with OpenGL under the new X.)
Eeeh... una Viper 550 tiene un chip TNT. Un chip para el que NVidia
no ha sacado un driver a�n. Un chip que en t�rminos de 3D no tiene
absolutamente ning�n soporte en el c�digo que esta persona tiene en su
m�quina. No entiendo como pretende entonces poner a trabajar GLX m�s
all� de poner a trabajar Mesa.
Confundido,
Marcelo
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