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I would die a happy man, if I never had to open an xorg.config again.

• asveikau 7y ago
  Recent releases encourage you to remove xorg.conf altogether and let it figure out the config itself. Works pretty well from what I have seen.
  • kasabali 7y ago
    I must add ”recent” here means more than 10 years. Last release that required an xorg.conf file was released in 2006 or 2007?
    • major505 7y ago
      Id din't know that Sometime ago I was trying to make an old nvidia video card work with my pc in With Fedora. One of the instructions was to open the xorg. change the drive to replace the noveau drive, or something like that. I think it wasant't even 2 years ago. Then I just installed ubuntu and isntalled with apt-get install nvidia-wathever-version. And worked like a charm for me.
      • kasabali 7y ago
        When you need to configuration, best practice is to put only the necessary configuration in a configuration snippet inside /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ without creating a full xorg.conf file.