From owner-freebsd-newbies  Fri Feb  9 11:38:14 2001
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I used to use this in linux for fiddling with settings such as bpp, resolution,
etc etc.

All i can find is "X", and it doesnt give much on it as far as i can see.

Basically what i was after is not having my display in what appears to be 256
colour mode!


Thanks alot, and after i got through the rigorous installation proccess
(FreeBSD 4.0 btw), im very impressed, the only things i have noticed, is the
sheer SPEED of BSD compared to Linux, and the apparent lack for native Internet
related utils such as IRC, FTP etc, although the ports have all of that and
much,.. much more :)


AND, thanks for providing this also free support, plus your FAQ's and such
(which i did look at briefly, but couldnt see anything, sorry:(

Gods..

ImNotWorthy,
Jon Tite.


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