> Installing a 'virgin' XFree86 distribution gets you XF86Setup.
> 
> Installing our 'enhanced' version of XF86 _doesn't_?!  that's utter
> rubbish.

I agree! When I got 1.3.2 running the first thing I searched for was
XF86Setup, and it wasn't there.

After farting around with XF86Configure or whatever that lame command line
config file tool is, I just mounted my 1.2 installation on /mnt* and merged
my old config file with the XF86_3.2.2 example one. bleck, but it works now.

Todd Whitesel
toddpw @ best.com