Thijs +1 Though autodetection may often work as expected, an 'emergency tool' is quite useful. Otherwise you'd have to manually configure XOrg.conf when autodetection fails, and that may scare off inexperienced Linux users.
Thijs +1
Though autodetection may often work as expected, an 'emergency tool' is quite useful.
Otherwise you'd have to manually configure XOrg.conf when autodetection fails, and that may scare off inexperienced Linux users.