On Sun, 2004-01-04 at 19:36, Ejain wrote: > Hi Preferable if you can post all mails to the list and not directly to the sender, unless agreed upon. The reason is that others can also benefit from the same.
> Thanks a lot for helping me. > I cann't understand how you guys have so much knowledge. > Can you pour some knowledge to me. > I just want to know what this etc/X11/XF86Config file is for. Although mine > problem has been solved but I am new to linux and want to gather as much > knowledge as possible. > Please help me. > I shall be very very grateful. > Again I say thanks a lot for helping me. > Abhishek jain <Blushing profusely> aaawwwww.... Abhishek, Only way out is to read. Subscribe to magazines, PCQ & LiFY are my personal recommendations. Normally they carry articles to deal with many issues. Makes sense to try even if you do not need particular application immediately. Will build up your knowledge base. Secondly do not be shy of posting your solutions on the mail list to help others. Max is that you will make a blunder and some one else will post comments to correct you. Learn from these. In this instance the solution was tried by me, after being frustrated for a long time, from a small box article in PCQ. The file XF86Config is controlling the way X server behaves. If you read all the sections you can try to tweak some more performance. Before doing any changes keep a back up so that if things do not turn out the way you wanted just overwrite with backup. -- Sudev Barar Learning Linux _______________________________________________ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
