I love Linhes! So far it is more stable for me than Knoppmyth was. One question I haven't been able to answer for myself is, where do you put start-up scripts? In this case, I want to have "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" run to adjust my overscan. I tried placing it in /etc/runit/1.local , but that doesn't seem to work. Does anyone know better? Thanks!

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LinHES 8.4.3 Backend on MSI Z97 PC Mate with Pentium CPU, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, Two HD Homeruns + One HD Homerun Prime, 20 TB of storage

Thanks Greg. That is actually one thing I had tried, but it did not work. Perhaps it's a permission thing?



When I manually run the script, it is fine, but still not auto-loading at boot. Any other thoughts?

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LinHES 8.4.3 Backend on MSI Z97 PC Mate with Pentium CPU, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, Two HD Homeruns + One HD Homerun Prime, 20 TB of storage

hmmm... works for me. I just ran nvidia-settings, set the contrast from 0 to -1 (an obvious change) quit and rebooted. When it came up, it restored the horrid contrast.

Might be totally off base but make your command a script and call the script from your ~/.fluxbox/apps



Don't forget to make it executable via chmod +x scriptname.sh

EDIT: seems odd that you need to do this at all as Greg pointed out. On my system, nv-s loads my config automatically too.

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Retired KM user (R4 - R6.04); friend to LH users.

You could try making the command something like:
and then check to see if the command is reporing an error by examining the log file.
For the record I get a bunch of errors like this, but it still works:

Thanks for the input fellas. I'll give it a whirl. I like LINHES, but miss the comfort of knowing the commands/tricks I had learned in Knoppmyth!

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LinHES 8.4.3 Backend on MSI Z97 PC Mate with Pentium CPU, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, Two HD Homeruns + One HD Homerun Prime, 20 TB of storage