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xfree86: remove modes section - #3970
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The monitor section already provides a way to have one or multiple modes. Why even have a dedicated section for it? Signed-off-by: RotaryBoot58 <petersoncraft20@proton.me>
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It's still required for older (non-KMS) hardware which can't probe automatically or needs to be forced into specific modes. |
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But that section can be configured in the Monitor section with |
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The monitor section already provides a way to have one or multiple modes. Why even have a dedicated section for it?