It is not correct, of course I know that I have to run as root,
otherwise the program cannot write xorg.conf. I did however find a
solution. Its not nvidia-settings, but rather the xorg.conf shipped with
karmic. I had to delete and regenerate xorg.conf. Afterwards it worked fine.
On 2010-02-21 11:05, Delan Azabani wrote:
> It's because you aren't running nvidia-settings as root; I get the
> problem only when running as myself, when root the problem doesn't
> appear. Run gksudo nvidia-settings
>
>
It is not correct, of course I know that I have to run as root,
otherwise the program cannot write xorg.conf. I did however find a
solution. Its not nvidia-settings, but rather the xorg.conf shipped with
karmic. I had to delete and regenerate xorg.conf. Afterwards it worked fine.
On 2010-02-21 11:05, Delan Azabani wrote:
> It's because you aren't running nvidia-settings as root; I get the
> problem only when running as myself, when root the problem doesn't
> appear. Run gksudo nvidia-settings
>
>