Install the Metro-X rpm, and configure as following:
Just change the symbolic link for X to point to:
X -> /usr/X11R6/bin/Xmetro
On my system I have in my path X (/usr/bin/X11/X) that is actually a link
to /etc/X11/X which is a link to /usr/X11R6/bin/Xmetro.
(This is RH4.1).
Change the link in /etc/X11/X to point to the Xserver you want to run.(Xmetro)
After that run the configX command (as root) to configure the Metro-X
server.
Hans
Chris Fenton wrote:
>
> Once again I would like to thank the redhat_userlist for all their
> help in trying to configure sendmail. After RTFM, your help, and my own
> attempts I have come to the conclusion that the problem does not lie within
> my config but a problem with the university pop client. I will speak to the
> siteadmin on Monday.
> On a happier note I have inherited a new monitor. To get the most
> out of my new monitor I would like to install metroX. Is there painless way
> to uninstall the Xfree86 and install metroX ?
> Chris Fenton
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