For Darktable, I'm pretty sure all you'll need to do is install the
nvidia-modprobe package after you activate the Nvidia drivers. It'll
then work without any further ado. Let me know if that does the trick
for you - it's been working for me over the past 3 Ubuntu releases,
across 3 PCs.
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Thanks for all your comments! I will definitely take note of yours,
Richard, for the next time I reinstall Ubuntu (14.10), provided the
issue still occurs.
For 14.04, I fixed the problem with a symlink as described here:
http://www.dzhang.com/blog/2014/03/20/darktable-and-nvidia-opencl-on-fedora
*Correction: yours, Tom!
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Title:
Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 - NVidia 331 - OpenCL broken (using Darktable)
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Public bug reported:
** Steps to Reproduce: **
1. Perform a fresh installation of Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 64-bit on a clean PC
2. Using the Additional Drivers application, install latest NVidia driver
(331)
3. Reboot
4. Install latest Darktable (1.4) from Ubuntu's repositories
5. In Terminal, run
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** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu 14.04 forgets Display Settings (Dual-Screen)
+ Ubuntu 14.04 forgets Display Settings from monitors.xml / xorg.conf
(Dual-Screen
Public bug reported:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Ubuntu Gnome14.04 on a freshly formatted PC with 2 screens
2. Using Additional Drivers, install latest Nvidia driver (331)
3. Modify screen settings (e.g. change position of 2 screens as depicted in
attached Screens_good.gif)
4. Turn secondary
I can now say that, when the corruption occurs, as soon as I press
Enter, I am thrown back to the login screen (and then the bug is gone).
I have disabled the automatic login in Ubuntu (btw, changing account
settings crashes Gnome Shell: panel and window decorations disappear,
and it no longer
Another screenshot: when pressing CTRL-ALT-F7 (back to graphical mode),
more corruption is visible. The bits I highlighted in red are a flashing
cursor.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/899669/+attachment/2629500/+files/CTRL-ALT-F7.JPG
I found out that when this bug appears, what's actually happens is that
there is a console hiding behind the GUI. When I type anything, then
what I am actually typing is an input into the console.
So for instance, when these corruptions appear, and I type the letter
r (without pressing ALT-F2
Public bug reported:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Boot Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit into Gnome Shell
2. Observe black flashing squares near Activities button
Observed results:
I'm on 11.10 Gnome Shell, and about once a day, there's a screen corruption
around the Activities button right after boot: a random
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This screenshot shows the garbage accumulating at the top of the screen
when I continue working and e.g. typing text into Firefox.
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Nice to know about the fix! Best shapes changes the overall appearance
of fonts in Ubuntu a little, too, and they look somewhat better in
subpixel smoothing. Hope there'll be a fix soon for this bug!
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Fonts corrupted on Openoffice menus and Lotus Notes 8.5 with nvidia, compiz,
twinview and
Just as an addition, when selecting Best Shapes and then setting the
hinting to Slight in the Details options, fonts will look great and
the OOO corruption is gone (can't say about Lotus Notes).
Another way to fix it is to disable font antialiasing in OOO's View
options (you can find them in the
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