Now, I am starting to kind of realize the ins and outs of Linux, of course I am still a noob, but getting better and better everyday. I had that feeling as well, but I pushed through it. some folks might think that they are wasting too much time with the little things that just work in Windows.
This is where I think a lot of folks give up and go back to Windows. TL DR: I had mega issues with getting NVIDIA graphics to work on Fedora. It is annoying at times, especially if you're working on the same issues for an extended period of time, however I learned a lot! Debugging: Installing NVIDIA Drivers on Fedora.
#INSTALL NVIDIA DRIVERS FEDORA INSTALL#
I have to say, I spent a lot of my time tweaking and troubleshooting Linux install on my PC. Will need to do some more testing and playing around.įor now, I ended up going back to Xorg, seems to be quite stable and works well. For example, this is happening in VSCode and Slack, the two main apps I use a lot. I am not really sure if it is something that I did, but it looks like some of the apps wont launch correctly unless I pass the -gpu-disable parameter. Wayland is still experiencing some issues with apps. For those having the same issue in X11, I was able to get better results by disabling "Allow Flipping" in the NVIDIA settings app under OpenGL Settings.Īfter some more testing. I heard some folks dont have that many issues, but curious your experience so far.ĮDIT: I think I fixed the refresh rate issue. I've tested using the latest NVIDIA drivers (470.57.02) on Fedora 34 on the latest kernel and an NVIDIA RTX2080 Ti.
#INSTALL NVIDIA DRIVERS FEDORA UPDATE#
Update (7 December 2010): this should work for Fedora 14 too but I didn’t test it, notably I don’t know if they finally used. The app would just close on its own and you'd need to restart it. The Nvidia proprietary drivers that allow you to take advantage of performance benefits and new graphics functionality are not installed by default with Fedora. RPM fusion nVidia Fedora 12 Gnome Fedora 12 (Xorg 1.7.1) + 190.42 + Xv instability Installing the Drivers as Provided by nVidia Update (20 June 2010): added dependencies, this also works for Fedora 13. I've also noticed that in firefox, you cant seem to grab a tab and make it into its own window, this has also been reported from my searchingģ. This seems to have been reported already.Ģ. This is also effecting some extensions like the ArcMenu or Dash to Panel. Gnome extensions app, which does not properly display, just displays an invisible box. In Wayland, this was working out of the box.Ĭouple of issues with Wayland which is preventing me from switching over:ġ. I might have to tinker around with NVIDIA settings to get this to work. Like the individual monitor refresh rate problem I am having with Xorg where I can't get my main monitor that supports 120hz to work in 120hz even though it is set in the settings, this is due to my second monitor being at 60hz and it seems to cap at that refresh rate. I have to say, there's one thing that Wayland has fixed for me.
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