I've posted pointers to the XF 4.0.1 Status document in many places, but apparently this person managed to miss all of them... ----- Forwarded message from "J. R. Miller" <millerjr@u.washington.edu> ----- From: "J. R. Miller" <millerjr@u.washington.edu> To: branden@debian.org Subject: a few legacy X servers Date: Sun, 12 Nov 2000 17:18:00 -0800 (PST) Delivered-To: branden@localhost.deadbeast.net Delivered-To: branden@deadbeast.net Message-ID: <Pine.A41.4.21.0011121706470.126926-100000@dante27.u.washington.edu> Hi Branden, The other day you wrote the following to debian devel: "The XFree86 version 3 packages will stick around for a while. On i386, to provide the libc5-compat X libraries and to provide a few legacy X servers, and on alpha to provide a few legacy servers. " Is an S3 Savage 4 Pro+ 32MB AGP what you call "legacy", or does XF 4.0x now support my card? I've been struggling to understand what is, or is not (there are rarely updates anymore), going on with XF. Would you please give me some kind of understanding about the current status of my not-so-legacy S3 Savage 4 32MB AGP card with respect to XF 4.0x? p.s.1. I've already asked on the lists, no reply. p.s.2. Congrats on the job and packaging xf4. Thanks, Jake millerjr@u.washington.edu ----- End forwarded message ----- -- G. Branden Robinson | Human beings rarely imagine a god that Debian GNU/Linux | behaves any better than a spoiled child. branden@deadbeast.net | -- Robert Heinlein http://deadbeast.net/~branden/ |
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