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:Linux and Main: Rolling Your Own XFree86 from CVS
Linux and Main: Rolling Your Own XFree86 from CVS
Oct 4, 2002, 07 :00 UTC (14 Talkback[s]) (9456 reads)

"It's a good idea to compile your own XFree86 once a year, whether you need to or not.

"For one thing, features actually do get added to XFree from time to time. For another, the terror felt by many at the mere mention of compiling XFree86 is something that ought to be defused. And then there is the secret.

"The secret--don't tell anyone--is this: XFree86 has gotten trivially easy to compile, and you needn't any longer go to all kinds of extra lengths to enable the features you want..."

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I mean, in what conceivable way is a sou ...   Why is it a good idea?   
Richard
Oct 4, 2002, 09:41:28
 
> It's a good idea to compile your o ...   Need to or not?   
MKS
Oct 4, 2002, 10:35:11
 
Instead of messing with CVS, it would be ...   Actually...   
Feh
Oct 4, 2002, 10:57:18
 
I was looking for a "Here's what the ...   That was a let down   
ndj
Oct 4, 2002, 11:56:31
 
> why no bug fix release4.2.1 not count  ...   Re: Actually...   
Sam
Oct 4, 2002, 13:34:44
 
With Debian packages taking so long to c ...   compiling on debian?   
Charles Lewis
Oct 4, 2002, 14:42:19
 
Remember, Brandon and the X strike force ...   Re: compiling on debian?   
Kent Ritchie
Oct 4, 2002, 15:37:42
 
if you want bleeding edge xfree86 packag ...   re: compiling on debian?   
Sleepy
Oct 4, 2002, 16:09:46
 
> With Debian packages taking so long to ...   Re: compiling on debian?   
NobodyInParticular
Oct 4, 2002, 16:10:35
 
>  I hear 4.3 is right around the corner ...   Re: Actually...   
JC
Oct 4, 2002, 18:04:57
 
about Debian packages for XFree86 4.2.1. ...   You guys picked a bad day to b**ch...   
Branden Robinson
Oct 4, 2002, 18:40:29
 
> >  I hear 4.3 is right around the corn ...   Re: 4.3, when?   
AC
Oct 5, 2002, 08:43:01
 
> Re: You guys picked a bad day to b**ch ...   Re: You guys picked a bad day to b**ch...   
AC
Oct 5, 2002, 08:58:14
 
Not sure why the complaint about red mic ...   Translucent red mouse   
Mark Grant
Oct 7, 2002, 07:26:35
 
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