Hehe, X is evil, no?
Go start compiling...xfree86.org should have documentation.
if you're willing to go through a rather technical installation procedure,
then switch to debian. xfree86 updates are as simple as
apt-get install xfree86
and you're done.
~Mac~
On Friday 21 September 2001 20:14, you wrote:
> This is the first time that I have ever tried to run Linux and I am lost.
> First of all, I have the infamous ATI Radeon VE video card which doesn't
> seem to work with Red Hat Linux 7.1. I read that I need to upgrade my
> Xfree86 stuff to version 4.1.0. How do I go about doing that? Or, Where
> can I find out how to do that? Right now my X won't load because of the
> video card. It tells me that a monitor can't be found. Can I download the
> files I need in Windows? I am currently running Windows ME on a dual boot
> system (obviously). Thanks!
>
> Lost in Linux Land
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