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Article #390Re: Options for Matrox Millenium owners : opinions wanted
From: Richard Perry
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 00:00
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In article <4spref$pkq@miranda.its.deakin.edu.au>, lourenco@deakin.edu.au says... > >I understand that there are a couple of commercial X-Servers out there >which support the Matrox Millenium. Which should I go for? > >The commercial release of Red-Hat Linux comes with MetroX, this >supposedly supports the Millenium? This could be a cheap option. > >I would like to hear of any good or bad experiences that people have >had with X-servers and their Milleniums (or from people who use any >Millenium-supporting servers but don't have milleniums) > > I'm using the MetroX server from Red Hat. Installation and setup is quick. Performance is good. In my opinion, it was worth the money. I did download the Xinside server demo and tried running it without too much luck. I could never get it out of VGA mode. I don't know if it was the code or me causing the problem. (I have read other posts stating a problem with Xinside + Matrox + Compaq which is the combination that I have.) Rich Perry
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