Lars Hecking wrote:
>> John P. Looney writes:
> > How do I *always* add a +bs option to X, when it's starting ? On my 32MB
> > vid card, it seems to be a lot snappier with it turned on...
>> There are various init files in subdirs under /usr/X11R6/lib/X11.
> Check xdm/Xservers and xinit/xserverrc. The latter file may not actually
> be there, but is refered to in the xinit or startx man page.
>> I would not edit startx. One rpm upgrade and it's gone.
I'm a 'forever newbie', so I'll ask this related question:
Could his card option be put in, say, an executable bash script and then
dropped in his 'autostart' folder (assuming KDE usage, etc.)? I know we
are talking HARDWARE here, so I ask. I tried putting the below commands
in my .xinitrc and it didn't seem to work (yes, I run xdm from bootup on
this box). Somehow I feel the card needs the '+bs' _BEFORE_ X actually
starts, though ...
I use this method for the truetype font server 'xfstt' with SuSE 6.3.
The script is basically:
#!/bin/bash
#
# Start the Truetype Server!
#
/usr/X11R6/bin/xfstt &
/usr/X11R6/bin/xset fp+ inet/127.0.0.1:7101
Is this ridiculous (i.e., a much geekier method?).
Thanks for bearing with this Yank,
Jeff
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