The Xorg X11 window system is used to provide a graphical interface in Linux. To configure Xorg, you will need to edit the configuration files located in the /etc/X11 directory.
The main configuration file for Xorg is /etc/X11/xorg.conf. This file contains information about the video card, monitor, and input devices (such as keyboard and mouse) that are used by Xorg.
Here's a brief overview of some of the most common options you might want to configure in xorg.conf:
Section "Device": This section contains information about the video card and driver that are being used by Xorg. You can specify the video card model and the driver to be used, as well as various options for the driver.
Section "Monitor": This section contains information about the monitor being used by Xorg. You can specify the refresh rate, resolution, and other monitor-specific options.
Section "InputDevice": This section contains information about input devices such as keyboards and mice. You can specify the type of device, the driver to be used, and various options for the driver.
There are many other options you can configure in xorg.conf, such as the display layout, the display manager, and the window manager.
To configure Xorg, you will need to edit the xorg.conf file and make the necessary changes. Once you have made your changes, you will need to restart the X server for the changes to take effect.
Keep in mind that the syntax and options available in xorg.conf may vary depending on your Linux distribution and version of Xorg. You may need to consult the documentation for your specific distribution and version of Xorg for more detailed instructions.