How can I install aticonfig, fglrx-driver is missing

[larienna]

I found this guide that explains how to disable dithering in order to reduce eye strain:

https://anyware.hp.com/knowledge/how-do ... phics-card

Now the problem is that it requires command aticonfig and it's not installed on my system. Apparently, if should be part of package fglrx-driver. Unfortunately, the package cannot be found.

Some non-free directories seems enabled in synaptics.

[arzgi]

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arto@dell:~$ apt-file search aticonfig
gnome-shell-extension-freon: /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/freon@UshakovVasilii_Github.yahoo.com/aticonfigUtil.js
indicator-sensors: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/indicator-sensors/plugins/aticonfig/aticonfig.plugin
indicator-sensors: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/indicator-sensors/plugins/aticonfig/libaticonfig.so
arto@dell:~$

[larienna]

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$ apt-file search aticonfig
bash: apt-file: command not found

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$ sudo apt-file search aticonfig
sudo: apt-file: command not found

[peter_irich]

In Ubuntu apt-file is in the apt-file package.

[arzgi]

So it is in Debian.

To OP, I just showed what apt-file finds, it just showed packages, wich have aticonfig. You can install those packages normally with apt, don't need apt-file for that.

[stevepusser]

How do you even know dithering is enabled on your machine?

Fglrx became obsolete close to a decade ago; it isn't even compatible with modern xorgs.