FYI if you still need something from xorg.conf on a recent system, you should look at things like HAL configuration.
But to do a quick fix with xorg.conf stuff, you can create little files in "/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d" with only a section (or part of a section). This path should be visible if you look at your xorg startup log.
This also allow easier management of all the little hacks you could do.
FYI if you still need something from xorg.conf on a recent system, you should look at things like HAL configuration.
But to do a quick fix with xorg.conf stuff, you can create little files in "/usr/share/ X11/xorg. conf.d" with only a section (or part of a section). This path should be visible if you look at your xorg startup log.
This also allow easier management of all the little hacks you could do.