Michele Sorcinelli

I'm not very expert with nvidia drivers, but TBH I don't see anything alarming in the kernel log (tainting the kernel is normal as nvidia is not a module from...

@LicoMonch check the [new repository](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ekultails/nvidia-xrun/)

Try replacing `modeset=1` with `modeset=0` in `/etc/default/nvidia-xrun`. Your problem might be due to the [PRIME](https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/957814/prime-and-prime-synchronization/) syncronization that strongly relies on the intel card and may not work if there's already...

@PhibreOptix it could also be that if you're running GNOME in both cards together they might have some dbus session conflict. I had a similar problem when trying to run...

It's good practice to blacklist the nvidia module so it doesn't get loaded at boot: if you do so, the kernel command line parameter becomes useless I think. On 5...

I've tried the proposed fix by manually editing `build.prop` in my OnePlus 6T and it works fine.

> i _think_ this happens to me whenever i suspend neovim and update the files outside the editor. for instance, via changing git branches, or doing a rebase. when i...

@ekultails what about the [other repositories](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/fulltext/?fulltext=nvidia-xrun) in COPR? Are they still maintained? (@AxelSilverdew) Regarding the version number I'm not sure that semantic versioning is used here, so it could also...

@ekultails great, if users have a way to install the new code without a release it's even better! In Arch Linux the [nvidia-xrun-git](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nvidia-xrun-git) package can be used to install from...

I tested it in my friend's XPS 9560 and it seems to work fine (on Arch Linux). What's your setup? Can you be more specific about what's not working and...