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The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.

I investigated this after Nvidia settings told me to run the nvidia-xconfig command, which — of course — also did not exist. A pattern is emerging.

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I've since learned that the nvidia-xconfig command is available, but in its own package (with the same name) which is not specified as a dependency or even a recommendation of the Nvidia Settings package that explicitly tells you to "just run" the command (!)

The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.

I investigated this after Nvidia settings told me to run the nvidia-xconfig command, which — of course — also did not exist. A pattern is emerging.

The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.

I investigated this after Nvidia settings told me to run the nvidia-xconfig command, which — of course — also did not exist. A pattern is emerging.

Update

I've since learned that the nvidia-xconfig command is available, but in its own package (with the same name) which is not specified as a dependency or even a recommendation of the Nvidia Settings package that explicitly tells you to "just run" the command (!)

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Andreas
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The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.

I investigated this after Nvidia settings told me to run the nvidia-xconfig command, which — of course — also did not exist. A pattern is emerging.

The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.

The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.

I investigated this after Nvidia settings told me to run the nvidia-xconfig command, which — of course — also did not exist. A pattern is emerging.

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Andreas
  • 605
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  • 17

The system did not have an xorg.conf file, and it had to be created manually.

Just like how the system did not have a proper sources.list I suppose.