| Author: | gokhlayeh, linea |
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Upgrade Slitaz:
# echo 'y' | tazpkg upgradeBackup :file:`xorg.conf`:
# mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf-backupRe-configure :program:`Xorg` with :command:`tazx`:
# tazx config-xorgIf you have tweaked the :file:`xorg.conf` file, then you have two possibilities. In both cases the tweaks will be read before the default configuration and will not be erased by an upgrade:
- Put your modifications (examples) in the file :file:`/etc/X11/xorg.conf`. This file is now reserved for users, it's the first read by :program:`Xorg` when X boots.
- You put them in the correct file in the directory :file:`/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d`.
SliTaz use two files for each Xorg section:
- :file:`n0-Section.conf` for the default configuration and
- :file:`(n-1)5-SectionTweaks.conf` for the configurations which overwrite the default one.
Example:
:file:`40-evdev.conf` contains the default configuration for all devices.
:file:`35-synaptics.conf` is installed with the package :program:`xorg-input-xf86-synaptics` and contains the configuration file for touchpad. It overwrites the default one (:program:`evdev`).
If you wish to modify this section manually, take care to rename the file with a lower number like :file:`31-MyDevices.conf`. And don't use a file named :file:`x5` or :file:`x0` to ensure that it will not be overwritten by an upgrade.