“Metro Link Inc., a leading provider of graphical display
technology for the X Window System, has released the Metro-X 4.3.5
High-Performance Graphical Display Server for Linux/x86,
Linux/Alpha, Linux/PowerPC, and FreeBSD/x86.”
“Metro-X is an accelerated X server that installs on top of the
operating system’s native X Window System. The X server is the
piece of software that interacts between the system’s graphics card
and monitor, controlling how quickly and clearly an image is
displayed on the screen.”
“Metro-X comes fully loaded, with no additional charges for its
other features. In addition to supporting more graphics cards
with 4.3.5, Metro-X also includes support for 3D input devices,
multi-head systems (up to 16 screens), and the most popular brands
of touch screens (including the new MT400 controllers from
MicroTouch). Setup of Metro-X is very easy with ConfigX, its
exclusive graphical configuration program.”
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