Tiny Core Linux
General TC => General TC Talk => Topic started by: gutmensch on January 29, 2010, 04:42:54 AM
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The objective is weight the importance of each X server alternative ;)
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i have used Xorg once only with my HP pavilion in order to get the correct resolution, but on all of my laptops, i am using Xvesa.core.gz
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I guess Xfbdev would go as Xvesa?
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most of the time I use "Xvesa (>= 256 MB)" but it's not uncommon for me to use the other two Xvesa choices as well.
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@curaga: yep sounds reasonable ;) I just don't wanted to complicate the the vote with all possible options of standalone vs. extensible Xorg...
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Running TC/MC on multiple boxes, so I voted for the laptop that is my daily user which I use Xorg inside VirtualBox with the additions installed. I only give the VM 256MB ram and typically use only 75-100MB. Another laptop runs TC on bare metal with Xvesa on 256MB and an old desktop runs MC on 160MB. The desktop has Xvesa available, but I boot it into text mode usually.
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Text mode is also an alternative. This is what I use for my webserver.
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On my older <=600mhz boxes I would use Xorg to speed up the display.
But now that I use p4 boxes almost exclusively, I simply use Xvesa and the fast processor provides very decent video performance. Good enough as I don't do gaming and things like that. It is good to have choice, and Xvesa is my normal choice.
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Xorg is the only way I can get my external 1600x900 monitor to display correctly but I lament the long time it takes to bring up the display.
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I need the full Xorg to get full 1280x800 resolution on my laptop.
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There should have been a button for Xvesa + 915resolution :)
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@juanito: No, because hacks don't count ;-)