[vox-tech] Is xf86cfg the preferred configuration tool for XF86 4.x?

[Henry House]

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It's been a while since I configured X from scratch on a Debian system. Is
xf86cfg the best tool to use? Or 'dpkg-reconfigure xserver-common'? I ask
for a friend who is a newcomer to Debian. She need to use XF86 4.x because
the video chipset is very new.

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