David,
Not so easy. They put files all over the place. XF86Config and
XF86Config-4 in the /etc/X11 directory are untouched. Running
Xconfigurator doesn't get rid of the accelx driver. There is a file
Xaccel.ini in the /etc directory but that looks like an XF86Config-4 file
but I'm not sure what's pointing to it. [It should be clear that I am not
very conversant with XWindows although I rely on it for the most part
except on my two servers and for PostGresQL work{so far).]
I'll keep looking and eventually - maybe!
Thanks,
Bob
David Talkington wrote:
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>>Therefore I am left with the
>>ugly task of removing XFree86 and reinstalling to get rid of their code.
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> I doubt that you need to go to all that trouble. Just reconfigure XFree
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