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Table of Contents9. The X Window System.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------9.1 Does Linux support X Windows?Yes. Linux uses XFree86 (the current version is 3.3.1, which is based on
X11R6). You need to have a video card which is supported by XFree86. See
the Linux XFree86 HOWTO for more details.Most Linux distributions nowadays come with an X installation.However, you can install or upgrade your own, from
/pub/Linux/X11/Xfree86-* on sunsite.unc.edu and its mirror sites. Read
the XFree86 HOWTO for installation instructions.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------9.2 Where can I get an XF86Config for my system?See the Linux XFree86 HOWTO.You'll need to put together your own XF86Config file, because it depends
on the exact combination of video card and monitor you have. It's not
that hard to do -- read the instructions that came with XFree86, in
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/etc. The file you probably most need to look at is
README.Config.You should *not* use the sample XF86Config.eg file which is included
with newer versions of XFree86 verbatim, because the wrong video clock
settings can damage your monitor.For a quick start, you may run the program xf86config. Note that
ConfigXF86 is now obsolete and you shouldn't use it.Please don't post to comp.os.linux.x asking for an XF86Config, and please
don't answer such requests.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------9.3 xterm logins show up strangely in who, finger.The xterm that comes with XFree86 2.1 and earlier doesn't correctly
understand the format that Linux uses for the /var/adm/utmp file, where
the system records who is logged in. It therefore doesn't set all the
information correctly.XFree86 3.1 fixes this problem.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------9.4 I can't get X Windows to work right.Read the XFree86 HOWTO -- note the question and answer section.Try reading comp.windows.x.i386unix -- specifically read the the FAQ for
that group.Please don't post X Windows or XFree86 related questions to
comp.os.linux.x unless they are Linux-specific.===============================================================================Previous
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