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I am a bit confused on a setting.
From reading the wiki it says.
For a dramatic 2D graphics performance increase in pixmap-intensive applications, e.g. Firefox, set the InitialPixmapPlacement parameter to 2:
$ nvidia-settings -a InitialPixmapPlacement=2It then says
This is documented in nvidia-settings source code. For this setting to persist, this command needs to be run on every startup or added to your ~/.nvidia-settings-rc.
The link it sends me to has this
#define NV_CTRL_INITIAL_PIXMAP_PLACEMENT 238 /* RW- */Do I put
define NV_CTRL_INITIAL_PIXMAP_PLACEMENT 2 /* RW- */in ~/.nvidia-settings-rc? I am a bit confused on what to put in to get this setting to apply after each reboot.
Last edited by Concopa (2012-03-06 20:10:51)
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Something like this
nvidia-settings -a GlyphCache=1
nvidia-settings -a InitialPixmapPlacement=2in your .xinitrc should do the trick.
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That looks to have done the trick, thank you!.
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