Arthur Pemberton wrote: > > At no point have I ever seen any real discussion on any of the lists > about this it just happens. None of this changes have had any benefit > to me on any of the several systems I've used X on. > > In this case no one has pointed to an email archive of where this > discussion took place. The attitude is that its been decided by the > deciders -- so live with it. I do not understand where this kind of > hostility towards some long time users is coming from. You will have to look beyond yourself and ask whether it has been a improvement in general (creating Xorg configuration by poking hardware directly, bypassing the kernel is way more fragile than auto-configuration in majority of systems for example) and then understand that much of the changes are just made in any free and open source software project by developers implementing those changes. In the case of major software like the Linux kernel and Xorg, these changes are in majority made by vendors to meet customer requirements (which I would count as meeting user needs even though this is no democracy) and these changes are made upstream for the most part. I don't see hostility in any of this. Rahul -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
