configuring X Windows on HP-UX (other graphics cards)
the XF86Config file
Various Option flags may be specified in the Screen section. Some are
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Accel | NA | Enables XAA (X Acceleration | |
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| Architecture), a mechanism that | |
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| makes video cards' 2D hardware | |
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| acceleration available to the | |
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| Xserver. This option is on by | |
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| default, but it may be necessary to | |
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| turn it off if there are bugs in the | |
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| driver. There are many options to | |
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| disable specific accelerated | |
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| operations, listed below. Note that | |
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| disabling an operation will have no | |
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| effect if the operation is not | |
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| accelerated (whether due to lack of | |
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| support in the hardware or in the | |
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SuppressVisuals | string | See the section in “Features: Glx | |
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| Visual Suppression” for more | |
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| details. Source: XF86Config man | |
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SuppressGlxVisuals | string | See the section in “Features: Visual | |
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| Suppression” for more details. | |
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| Source: XF86Config man page. | |
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Each Screen section must contain one or more Display subsections. Those subsections provide depth configuration information, and the one chosen depends on the depth that is being used for the screen. The Display subsection format is described in the section below.
“Display” subsection
The Screen sections include one or more Display subsections. One Display subsection may be provided for each depth that the server supports. The size of the virtual screen the server may also be specified.
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