One way is to type "xdpyinfo" (without quotes) at a terminal prompt. One
of the first lines it spits out is the vendor release number. This is the
version. I believe the default that comes with Mandrake is 3.3.6.
Aaron
At 10:57 AM 4/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have a lot of trouble getting X configured properly on my Inspiron
>laptop. I try to get some hints from a few websites of persons having
>done it, and it looks like the version of XF86 matters. How can I now
>the version of XF86 provided with Mandrake 7 ?
>Thanks,
>Xavier.
