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>> Does anyone use any of the following configuration options from the
>> XFree86-4 ports?  Also, does anyone know of anything that uses the PEX
>> extension or anything that uses the XFree86 joystick suppport?
>> 
>> HasPam
>> HasSecureRPC
>> HasXdmAuth
>> BuildPexExt
>> BuildXinerama
>> BuildXIE
>> BuildAoutLibraries
>> ForceNormalLib
>> DebuggableLibraries
>> JoystickSupport
>> ExtendedInputDevices
>> 
>> I'm slowly working on preparing 4.2.99 ports to be ready for the XFree86
>> 4.3 release and wondering if I can cut out some of this.
>
>        Hooray, I cannot say anything about the other options
>but I use Xinerama. It works great with KDE. :)

Clarification: I'm not talking about changing what is currently done by
default (except possibly removing PEX which seems unused and
JoystickSupport which I've been told is broken and unused), just
removing those tunable nobs which probably don't really work right
anyway.  I'm wondering if anyone out there has set any of these knobs
themselves.

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