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apt-get install nvidia-319-updates That's where they are. The drivers crash on suspend/resume, so you need the ctrl-alt-backspace combo to kill X but otherwise
by tormeh 13y ago
apt-get install nvidia-319-updates
That's where they are. The drivers crash on suspend/resume, so you need the ctrl-alt-backspace combo to kill X but otherwise it's OK. Newer versions are better, but they're not included in the official repo yet.
- JanezStupar 13y agoAwesome, after almost two years of owning my computer the newest feature is that it still crashses on suspend/resume. Use Linux they said, your computer will stop crashing they said... I'm not touching any Nvidia driver until shit starts working. But thanks for update! Appreciated a lot.
- rufugee 13y agoI recently switched to Fedora 20, and my Optimus is working well there with the nouveau drivers...
- JanezStupar 13y agoNouveau has absolutely no Optimus support. You are actually saying that Intel 4000 is working well in Fedora 20 :D
- broodbucket 13y agoLate reply, but Bumblebee supports nouveau, which is probably what he's talking about.
- zanny 13y agoWell, a lot of us Linux neckbeards advocate free software, and Nvidia's blob is anything but... I'm having a lot of good results from AMD and Intel on Mesa. The modern AMD GPU lineup is finally almost up to snuff and performing really well, Intels stuff has always been rock solid, so I could never recommend Nvidia to anyone using Linux again, unless you need OGL 4+ functionality.
- JanezStupar 13y agoDuring my tenure with Ubuntu, Intel itself managed to break my OS twice pretty hard - via regular updates, nothing fancy involved. Don't get me wrong, I love Linux. I love using it for my professional work. However stability is not the reason.