3).
RGBPath
The pathname of the color name database (Section 3.13), which permits colors
to be referenced by name instead of color code. The filename extension
should be left off.
ServerFlags
These are flags that control the overall server operation. These flags control Zap
(Section 2.13), Zoom (Section 5.2), and VT switching (Section 2.2) operations
from the keyboard as well as enabling and disabling server features such as Xinerama
(Section 4.2) and DPMS activations times (Section 3.11).
Module
This lists modules that should be loaded in addition to any device drivers; these
are typically used to provide optional extensions (some extensions are built
directly into the X server). The only entries permitted in this section are Load,
which loads the specified module, and SubSection, which specifies options for a
given module.
Mode or ModeLine
This describes the video modes in terms of scan rate, start/stop positions, and
signal options. The server will consider using any video modes listed here that
are supported by the hardware (monitor scan rate, framebuffer size, and DAC
speed).
It is a bit tricky to construct a valid mode. Fortunately, the server has built-in
entries for the common modes defined by the Video Electronics Standard
Association (VESA), so it is no longer necessary to specify modes except for special
cases (such as TV-out or ultra-high resolutions) above 2048 ?— 1536.
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