For OLPC we're interested in creating a variant of the OS that runs on commodity
PC hardware as a livecd. This is mostly to make it easy to demonstrate the UI,
Sugar, we're building. 

So, to do this we want to pull in the standard Fedora kernel and all the X11
drivers. This is in contrast to OLPC variants that includes OLPC specific
kernels optimized for the known hardware target and only one X11 driver we can
configure via /etc/X11/xorg.conf ahead of time.

As such, for the livecd variant, we need to configure the X.org server. For
other livecd use cases experience shows that

 system-config-display --noui --reconfig --set-depth=24

yields a pretty good result on Rawhide distros. 

The problem, on OLPC, is that system-config-display pulls in a number of
packages including metacity, redhat-artwork and whatnot. The latter conflicts
with our own olpc-artwork package insofar both wants to provide
/etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc (which is probably a packaging bug in olpc-artwork; it should
provide redhat-artwork probably).

Either way, is it possible to split system-config-display into two packages

 system-config-display
 system-config-display-tui

and have the former Require: the latter? Then we'd just pull in
system-config-display-tui. This would be nice as we're not using things like
metacity etc.

Alternatively, is there a better way to write out xorg.conf nowadays? If so, I'd
be happy to do that instead of system-config-display. Please advise.

Thanks.