does xorg.conf support driver "accel" ?
a XF86Config file for my Dell Inspiron that supports 3D Hardware Accleration
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What's going on ? Also the format is slightly different on xorg.conf, here's my best guess as to where it goes: the xorg.conf file from my Slackware PHP Code:
there seems to be some fundamental differences between XF86Config and xorg.conf and you can see it in the two listings, one has the Driver spec under the "Screen" section, the other has it under the "Device" section... i' having trouble figuring it out... any suggestions.... i'm so close to having 3d hardware acceleration on my dell laptop, i can see it happening.... - perry |
it appears xorg.conf does not support 3d hardware accleration, however, it supports 2d hw acceleration by default (thats nice to know, kinda explains the really slick performance by x), but i'm wondering how do i change xorg back to XF86Free so that i can quickly check the "accel" option.... or if it's even worth it....
- perry |
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