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## 2. Features:

- Basic support for the Matrox Millennium video adapter
  - uses linear frame buffer
  - it should be possible to reach resolutions up to 1920x1024
  - it should be possible to use pixel depths of 8, 16, 24, and 32 bits per pixel (256 pseudo colour, "high colour", "packed true colour", "true colour").
  - supports VESA Display Power Management Signaling (DPMS)
  - supports RGB Sync-on-Green
  - supports DGA
  - has the following accelerations:
    - lines
    - most bitblts
    - filled rectangles
    - cached pixmaps
    - many more...
    The Millennium server is fairly well accelerated, and is one of the fastest XFree86 3.3.1 Xservers. Future work will concentrate on fixing remaining bugs.
- Basic support for the Matrox Mystique video adapter
  - uses linear frame buffer
  - it should be possible to reach resolutions up to 1280x1024
  - it should be possible to use pixel depths of 8, 16, 24, and 32 bits per pixel (256 pseudo colour, "high colour", "packed true colour", "true colour").
  - supports VESA Display Power Management Signaling (DPMS)
  - has the following accelerations (may be with some bugs):
    - lines
    - most bitblts
    - filled rectangles
    - cached pixmaps
    - NOTE: If acceleration do not work properly, you had rather to insert: Option "noaccel" line in the Device section of XF86Config file. It will be slower but will work better.

- Experimental Support for the Matrox Millennium II
- Provided ONLY as a test and to provide early access to Mill II owners
- Works as if it is a Millennium I
- We don't have the card's tech docs yet, so no specific Mill II speedups
- Has plenty of bugs:
  - May corrupt your text font when you exit X
  - May not work correctly at 24 bpp
  - Lots more where that came from... :-)

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