NVIDIA has launched the 580.82.07 graphics driver for Linux, BSD, and Solaris systems, marking the second update in the 580 series. This release introduces support for NVIDIA Smooth Motion on GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs and addresses issues from the previous 580.65.06 version, particularly a bug that caused Vulkan applications to freeze on Wayland systems.
In addition to adding Smooth Motion support, the update fixes a flaw that resulted in the system displaying "disabled" for NVIDIA GPU connectors in /sys/class/drm/.../enabled. The previous 580 driver series had included significant enhancements, such as better Wayland compatibility and a fix for GTK 4 applications that crashed when utilizing the Vulkan backend.
Moreover, the NVIDIA 580 series optimizes low-latency display interrupts and enables the RMIntrLockingMode feature by default, aiming to reduce stuttering, especially during virtual reality experiences. It also enhances the reporting of GPU clock values, ensuring consistency across Linux systems and their Windows counterparts.
For full details on the 580.82.07 driver changes, you can refer to the changelog. This release is recommended for all users due to its production-ready status.
For those looking to download the NVIDIA 580.82.07 driver, it is available here.
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