Scott, I think /usr/X11 and missing xconfigure should be considered as a packaging bug or not-yet implemented feature.
Nexenta Xorg should support 3td party drivers like recent Nvidia additions, etc. This could be easily entered as a feature request in NBTS. And someone will address it sooner or later. We are working on some of the Xorg bugs discovered during pre-Aplha1. And hopefully will fix them in Alpha1 (which is due these weekends, btw). Erast >> Could you explain your problems with the X location? > >> I'll probably do something similar from your view as I don't know >> what's important for you... > > I was frustrated that I went to /usr to try and use > /user/X11/xconfigure and noticed that Nexenta had /usr/X11R6 instead PLUS > xconfigure was not even there. This is not where Solaris and Solaris > Express put their X as it is in /usr/X11. So right from the getgo, I felt > like I was back in linux camp. > > I know it is probably stupid to even complain about such minor > details, but to me it is important and makes things feel more polished and > better. > I don't understand why there has to be a difference. I want to be able to > use Solaris and get comfortable with it and be able to go to Solaris > Express install or a 'distro' and be able to find everything the same > underneath. CONSISTENCY. > > Like I said many times already, this is what eventually made me ditch > linux completely and eventually what brought me to Solaris10/OpenSolaris. > > This is how I feel when I use BSD. Whether FreeBSD, DragonflyBSD,PC-BSD, > etc I have no problem knowing where everything is layed out, everything > works the same and is in the same location and I feel consistent. As a > user, I appreciate that immensely. > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > opensolaris-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > > _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
