Start from existing X server (and without sudo) #147
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change "/usr/bin/modprobe" by "/usr/sbin/modprobe" to match with debian file localisation
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I've made a fork based on the work of tangxinfa (https://github.com/tangxinfa/nvidia-xrun ;branch "fix-no-sudo") giving me the ability to run the nvidia-xrun script without admin rights, from existing X server. It should be used to create custom .desktop launcher, directly in the current X session. For the time, I tested it with gdm to create a new X session that can be launched from the session manager.
I suppose the code can be improve (I'm still a beginner).
Sincerely
(sorry for my bad English, I'm a french student)