Installation of the port x11/xfree86-4 will automatically install the various packages needed to have a graphical user interface on your DragonFly computer.
The command XFree86 -configure will make XFree86 probe your hardware and write out a potential configuration file, called XF86Config, in your current directory. Place this file in /etc/X11/ and it will be used automatically when XFree86 starts up.
This file may require further editing for a successful launch of XFree86; check the XF86Config man pages and website for details.
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