Zach Deedler wrote:
2) When I edit nvidia-settings, how can I get those settings to stick the next time I boot? Also, is there a way to make the settings user specific.
There are two types of settings used by nvidia-settings. The first type is the settings that are written to the xorg.conf file. To maintain those settings, you need to allow nvidia-settings to write the xorg.conf file to your system location (on my Fedora systems it is /etc/X11/xorg.conf).
The second type of settings are not written to the xorg.conf file. They are maintained per user in ~/.nvidia-settings-rc, and include such things as VBlank settings, cursor shadows, and gamma correction, among others. These are automatically saved when using the nvidia-settings GUI to the above file. However, these changes are not automatically used until the nvidia-settings program is run. There is a command-line option "--load-config-only" that doesn't run the GUI, but instead just applies the settings found in the file mentioned above. Nvidia recommends that you put this in your .login or equivalent so that you get those changes whenever you log in.
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