The complete docs are there, release notes, etc., just not in an obvious 
place.

/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/docs if I remember correctly.

The old textual xf86config program is still there too and should do most 
people just fine for setting up X.

But I'll admit XF86Setup is much prettier. :)

 - Joel Reicher

On Wed, 7 Jan 1998, David Brownlee wrote:

>  Just updated my laptop to 1.3 (including the new X) and have a
>  couple of comments:
> 
>       o XF86Setup is not included - previously with xf86 this has
>         made configuring the system considerably easier...
>         In fact I could not find any notes on how to setup X.
>         (I ended up using my old Config & server)
> 
>       o The XF86_SVGA server does not have the XKEYBAORD extension.
>         I have both a UK keyboard plus a preference for making the
>         CapsLock key another Ctrl key, and the XKEYBAORD extension is
>         a very easy way of doing this.
> 
>  Thanks
> 
>   David/abs
> 
> - This will be a year of low profile for the dog people. Don't do anything
> - business impulsive or make any grand decision. If you plan to expand
> - your or career, do it slowly and gradually. your health will be stable
> - as long as you exercise regularly. There might be temptation for
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> 
>