Adam Jackson wrote: > xorg-x11-server-Xorg 1.2.99.901 has RANDR 1.2 support. The client-side > bits have been in rawhide for a while, but this adds the server support. > The server itself was very close to what we had in rawhide anyway, > excluding the RANDR bits, so this _should_ be a low-impact change. As > far as I can tell, drivers that are unaware of RANDR 1.2 work the same > as ever, so if you're using anything but the intel driver please yell at > me very loudly if this regresses anything for you. > > If you're using the intel driver, well, you've been in experimental land > for a while anyway, and now it's going to do even more fun stuff. Stuff > I've already hit: > > - Gnome randr applet crashes. Like, instantly. > - Old school xrandr options sometimes do nonintuitive things, > particularly for rotation. > - DPI is only loosely related to reality. > - panel sometimes gets very confused about positioning. > - i865 and below probably don't work. Any chance that this will change? I have this MSI board with a 850 (IIRC) chipset, and nvidia gfx, and yeah I tested a xrandr command and my monitor went black. (the old xrandr didn't work well with compiz though). You expect that the intel drivers should work? I have another machine that uses intel gfx, so maybe I'll try a new livecd Scott <snip> > > - ajax > -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list