Configuration and fine-tuning even easier than XFree86
Faster, smoother performance than XFree86
True customer support
New and enhanced drivers frequently available on their Web site
Cons:
Documentation poorly organized
Uses its own configuration file, and doesn’t pick up changes made by tuning applications
Does not use RPMs for installation
Costs money
X-cellerate This: Configuring and tweaking XWindows is made easy with Accelerated-X.
System Requirements
VGA video or better (better is better)
4 MB Video RAM (more is better)
CD-ROM drive for product installation
Anyone who believes that Linux will eventually challenge Microsoft Windows on the desktop (as we do) also must believe that the X Window system will become easier to configure and smarter about detecting your hardware. The X Window system is the underpinning of every window manager, desktop, and graphical application running on Linux…
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