many users may find it difficult to configure X for the first time. however if the user runs "X -configure" X itself will try to generate a XF86Config for the system which is usually close to if not a perfect config file on my various computers. I also think that it might cut down on the number of "Help X doesnt work" posts in the forum as well as those who just bug their linux running friends because they wont RTFM Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge xfree 2. take the sample config and try to make it fit my system 3. fail because i'm a n00b and don't know what i'm doing Actual Results: personally i didnt have a problem, but others may. since this is conceptual idea instead of proceedural problem i dont know what to put here Expected Results: gave a hint as to the easy method of configuring X
einfo stuff is for the herd, not the documentation.
Isn't this what the desktop guide (www.gentoo.org docs section) is supposed to do?
Documentation already mentions automated configuration. This bugreport asks for einfo so I reassigned to xfree@. You're free to do whatever you like with it :)
Added einfo to xorg-x11, I consider this fixed.