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Karl Larsen writes:
> I have looked at my /etc/X11/ directory and it is full of strange
> things:
> root@karl-desktop:/etc/X11# ls
> app-defaults X xorg.conf.nvidia
> Xsession.options
> cursors xinit Xresources XvMCConfig
> default-display-manager xkb xserver
> Xwrapper.config
> fonts xorg.conf Xsession
> rgb.txt xorg.conf.failsafe Xsession.d
> I know xorg.conf is the file read but what do all the others do? Is
> there a place to read about this?
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html#ETCX11CONFIGURATIONFORTHEXWINDOWS
You can also check the manpages of the following packages which
potentially have configuration files in /etc/X11:
$ dpkg -S /etc/X11
xload, xfontsel, editres, xkbutils, xrgb, xfd, beforelight, xclock, oclock,
xfonts-base, xmessage, xfonts-scalable, xconsole, xfonts-100dpi, gnome-session,
x11-common, xfonts-75dpi, xsm, xgc, tetex-base, xmore, xterm, dbus, xvidtune,
xman, xmag, xditview, bitmap, xinit, gdm, xscreensaver-data, xcalc,
xcursor-themes, xlockmore, viewres, xclipboard, xlogo, imake, xkeyboard-config:
/etc/X11
HTH,
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