Re: Xgl error

[Max Andersen]

Matthew Garrett wrote:
> Really, do not do this. /usr/bin/X is required for console users to be 
> able to start X - it shouldn't be replaced with anything.

But it is the 'standard' way X works? So it's actually repairing your 
installation unless you run xfree86 instead of xorg as x-server. 
/usr/bin/X is a link to /usr/bin/Xorg on my machine.

sudo ln -sf /usr/bin/Xorg /etc/X11/X turned my setup back to normal 
after trying Xgl which failed terribly...

Sincerely
Max

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