Loading NVIDIA Setting on login
by debbie187 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6Q0A4)
I'm running debian 12, and have the root account disabled, but my user account is part of the sudoers group.
To have the NVIDIA settings apply after I login, I have created "load-nvidia-settings.sh" file. After running it manually, I need to enter my password, and then it changes my color settings to look right.
"#!/bin/bash
nvidia-settings --load-config-only"
How can I have this run automatically when the computer boots or after any user login?
Or is there another way to have the settings apply automatically?
Thanks
To have the NVIDIA settings apply after I login, I have created "load-nvidia-settings.sh" file. After running it manually, I need to enter my password, and then it changes my color settings to look right.
"#!/bin/bash
nvidia-settings --load-config-only"
How can I have this run automatically when the computer boots or after any user login?
Or is there another way to have the settings apply automatically?
Thanks