Michael wrote: The XFree86 organization started changing their license a while back, in a manner that upset a lot of people. They didn't announce it or have any public discussion; the new license just crept in. People that were unhappy about that, and had been unhappy with the XFree86 organization for other reasons, created a new fork of the last release of XFree86 that was under the old license, and it is maintained under the auspices of "x.org". I'm not sure exactly what (if any) relationship there is between the current x.org and the original X Consortium, but it's my understanding that the latter has been defunct since not long after the release of "Broadway". I think it may have merged into the XFree86 organization. Most Linux distributions now use the x.org branch rather than XFree86. Debian is a notable counterexample, though it is expected that they will switch after they release Sarge. Eric