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> XFree86 on my Slackware systems has crashed only once in 6 years.
> I can't make the same claim about whatever garbage Red Hat uses.

They used that same XFree86 garbage that Slackware did.

It's the future releases of Red Hat, and most everything else, which are 
shifting to the X.org (X11R6.7) code base.

later,
chris


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