RE: whose savage driver is it anyway ?
Charles Goodwin <[email protected]>
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> > I'll do that now for those brave enough to replace their XFree86 server > > binary too. > > Thanks to Alan and Alex for their replies. > > Where might I find the new binaries? > > danke sehr! > > John E. A. "for those brave enough to replace their XFree86 server binary" <- in the new XFree86 server binary. One of the issues I was hoping this forum might, but seemingly failed to, solve. I mean, wtf? A whole new install for an updated driver? Why oh why? This has to end. :( In response to the problems with ATI, you (the XFree86 developers) say that 'drivers can be developed outside the core', citing NVidia as an example. Why on earth do you not promote your own drivers to their own separate project such that they can be maintained and updated independent of XFree86. It stands to reason that the server and the drivers are *separate* entities.