and that exists in SUSE since many many years.
type
sax.sh -a in the command line and get your messed up configuration fixed.
You didn't get the point. It is intended for Windows users, who don't want to type at all.
It should "just work", and no SUSE doesn't have it. I have replaced my nVidia card with internal VIA KM400 video chip, and know what ? openSUSE's X crashed !
It may have existed, but... who knew? I've been using SUSE since 6.0. I never knew it existed. I may be documented somewhere, but your average user won't see it or understand it. If you say man sax2, I'll say "go away!" (the polite translation of what I would really be saying) New users are really baffled by it all when X dies and they are stuck at the CLI. I can deal with it, and I know how to recover it (although I've NEVER heard of or used sax.sh -a), but some poor new user is really lost. So.. I would say this is definitely a critical request. Stop thinking like a programmer/power user and start thinking like an end user... Elegant X crash recovery is desperately needed as Alexey pointed out. C --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org