It already uses gtk3. It builds in this complicated way where it can use
either gtk3 or gtk2 at runtime, but presumably you can just stop
building the gtk2 support in.
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The new 319.12 driver's makefile has been improved so that the dkms
build can work with split source/build-output but the command line
arguments have to change.
** Patch added: Merge nvidia's fix for split dkms builds.
It's likely but he doesn't say if he used a separate build output
directory or not.
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DKMS cannot build nvidia-graphics-drivers against a custom kernel using a
separate build ouput directory
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/570323
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Public bug reported:
When building against a custom kernel using a separate build output
directory, the source directory (/lib/modules/version/source) should
be passed to the nvidia makefile as SYSSRC and the build output
directory (/lib/modules/version/build) as SYSOUT.
Currently dkms passes
Changing the make invocation in dkms.conf to:
make module KERNDIR=/lib/modules/$kernelver IGNORE_XEN_PRESENCE=1
IGNORE_CC_MISMATCH=1 SYSSRC=/lib/modules/$kernelver/source
SYSOUT=$kernel_source_dir
fixes the problem.
DKMS sets $kernel_source_dir to the build dir and has no specific
variable for
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