ArchLinux Problem Summary

Font rendering

Specify in Xft and Fontconfig

Antialias:1

autohint:0

Hinting:1

Hintstyle:hintslight

Lcdfilter:lcddefault

Rgba:rgb

dpi:120/*dpi need to be in "~/. Xresources "," ~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf ","/ETC/X11/XINIT/XSERVERRC (or Xrandr--dpi double) "are specified at the same time to ensure no differences in font size * /

Dual graphics

Notebooks that use the AMI BIOS may have hang problems and try to add kernel parameters acpi_osi=! acpi_osi= "Windows 2009"

Intel uses Modeset driver (KMS video mode driver)

1. Add Profile/etc/x11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf/* Just specify the driver to use, BUSID */

Nvidia uses Nvidia-xrun

1, install Nvidia closed source drive, nvidia-xrun program, bbswitch program

2. Add Nvidia Open source driver (nouveau), Nvidia related module (NVIDIA_DRM, Nvidia_modeset, nvidia) to blacklist (/etc/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf)

3, add bbswitch Module option to module configuration file (/etc/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf)/*SYSTEMD users also need to add files containing "Bbswitch" content to systemd read the folder that loads the additional modules (/etc /modules-load.d/bbswitch.conf) */

Tear

Intel

1, using the Modeset drive, the default is no tear-resistant option; The Intel driver has a tear-resistant option (tearfree), but it severely affects performance.

--In the case of using Modeset

1), most of the desktop environment with its own synthesizer, which will have anti-tearing options.

2), if using the window manager, then install the independent synthesizer (Compton, Xcompmgr, Compiz).

Save Brightness

Examples of shielded systemd-backlight services, such as: Acpi_video0

Add kernel parameter: Acpi_backlight=vendor

ArchLinux Problem Summary