The tools use-flag should install nvidia-settings as dependency of nvidia-drivers when activated. This is not the case. equery uses nvidia-drivers tools : Installs additional tools such as nvidia-settings Reproducible: Always
It should install /opt/bin/nvidia-settings quite nicely.
It is included in the package. I was not aware of this, because there is the seperater package. What is the reason to have a nvidia-settings package in this case? Having two possible ways to install it is a bit confusing.
History, mostly. Look through bugzilla for all the (now closed) bugs about nvidia-settings. :)
(In reply to comment #2) > It is included in the package. I was not aware of this, because there is the > seperater package. What is the reason to have a nvidia-settings package in > this case? Having two possible ways to install it is a bit confusing. Some people want the ability to hack on nvidia-settings and modify it and install it separately rather than the binary that went through QA with the drivers.