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{{2Col|{{c|nvidia}}|Enables support for NVIDIA properietary driver graphics.}} | |||
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Revision as of 18:14, July 27, 2019
The VIDEO_CARDS make.conf setting is used to define what graphics support is enabled on your system. It is generally used only by packages that directly implement graphics support, such as media-libs/mesa and a few others. To set VIDEO_CARDS, set it in /etc/make.conf, separating each value with a space, as follows:
/etc/make.conf (bash source code) VIDEO_CARDS="intel i965 i915"
Starting with Funtoo Linux 1.4, VIDEO_CARDS settings work a bit differently than in Gentoo and are documented here. Also note that it is possible to have VIDEO_CARDS set for you via use of a Funtoo profile mix-in.
VIDEO_CARDS Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
intel | Enables general support for Intel integrated graphics. |
i915 | Enables support for i915+ Intel integrated graphics (most modern laptops.) |
i965 | Enables support for i965+ Intel integrated graphics (most modern laptops.) |
nvidia | Enables support for NVIDIA properietary driver graphics. |