The settings.sol file seems to be in some kind of binary format, I don't believe we can safely write a script that can parse and modify that file without knowing the exact format. Even if we could write such a script, there's no safe and secure way to modify files in user's home directories on package installation. The added complexity is I'm not sure hardware acceleration is broken for _all_ users or if it is broken only for a subset of Nvidia chipsets and driver versions.
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