time. Glad to deal with zorg.conf files a lot. Now a lot of early distributions, to be fair, had their own little configuration scripts as an attempt to help the user not have to do all of this themselves with varying success. I've tried lots of old distributions, and some of them got it right, some of them didn't get it right. And when I say that, I mean that some of them got it right for the particular situation in hardware that I was using at the time, which doesn't necessarily mean it wasn't exactly what someone else needed somewhere else on some other hardware. So there's a lot of variables I understand and I respect that it's just an insurmountable task. And the fact that the Zorg folks got all of this stuff working, and in the end, where we are today with X11 what, R7 or something, it just works for you. It just sets itself up. Astonishing. Amazing. That's so cool. That said, that's the slash etc slash X11 slash zorg.conf dash V-E-S-A. You can look at it just for reference. It's (3/54)
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