> I'm not sure what you mean by "doesn't typically save a configuration." It doesn't save a configuration by default. It gets the recommended resolution from t

> I'm not sure what you mean by "doesn't typically save a configuration." It doesn't save a configuration by default. It gets the recommended resolution from the display and uses that. You can set custom resolutions from xorg.conf, or more easily with a ~/.xsession file but it's not required if you are happy with the defaults for your monitor. > It definitely needs one to run properly (xorg.conf). Nope, not for many years.