Description of problem: Right now an X11 modular upgrade does not install any driver It would probably be a good idea to install at least the vesa driver by default ie make xorg-x11-server-Xorg depend on it
probably a good idea to install the keyboard and mouse driver by default too ;)
(In reply to comment #0) > Right now an X11 modular upgrade does not install any driver > It would probably be a good idea to install at least the vesa driver by default > > ie make xorg-x11-server-Xorg depend on it We're going to have a separate 'virtual' package which contains dependencies on every driver built for a particular architecture, and have the X server "Requires" the virtual package. This gives us the following benefits: 1) We can ensure that all drivers get installed mandatorily on OS installs. 2) We can ensure that all drivers get installed on upgrades[1] 3) We can upgrade individual drivers whenever we like, without updating all of them at the same time just for one driver. 4) If we want to add or remove a driver from the OS, or on a single architecture, we can add/remove the driver, update the virtual package, and release the new virtual package and new driver without having to also release a new X server package. I'll add the vesa driver to the hard coded Xorg list in the next build. (In reply to comment #1) > probably a good idea to install the keyboard and mouse driver by default too Yep, jeremy added that last night.
These are added now