Hi all,
I'm the Ubuntu X maintainer, and was the one who made the call to hold off on xserver 1.4. I gave a detailed response here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php...1&postcount=52
But to confirm, no this has no impact on displayconfig-gtk or bulletproof-x - really the only part of xorg 7.3 they really depended on was xrandr 1.2, and that's already in. As others commented, displayconfig-gtk is already released in Gutsy (please play with it and send in patches if you discover bugs - its Python so should be easy). Bulletproof-X is also deployed but not turned on yet by default.
Also, because Xorg is developed modularly, we've already incorporated a huge portion of Xorg 7.3. It's just that since the final bits and pieces of Xorg 7.3 are coming out post-Feature Freeze, we're going to be missing on a few of the newer pieces. Here is a page I maintain that shows the current merge status for all the 7.3 pieces: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Xorg...s_current.html. As you can see, there are only a few packages still red.
It's heartening to see such strong interest in X, and especially for Displayconfig and Bulletproof-X. If you'd like to get involved in helping push Ubuntu's X even further along through testing, backporting patches for Gutsy, or helping strengthen X for Gutsy+1, please join the rest of us at #ubuntu-x on Freenode, or drop me a message. I'd love to welcome more people to the team!There's lots of important work that can be done!



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