Yeh I was using kde neon (Ubuntu based) before and using the drivers app it just auto installed it and showed both gpu’s. I only used the Nvidia gpu one though.
I kinda got the impression bubble bee is dead…
Is there no way to just install the Nvidia driver and only use that gpu? It do they have to play together?
Based on what I’ve been reading, because I have a Nvidia based card that uses Optimus and needs the Prime based software solution to utilize their proprietary software drivers that is not available for modern OpenSuse and there fore I am **** out of luck.
I haven’t read all the posts, but I think I know what borked your Xserver. The NVIDIA installer replaces some files by symlinks to it’s own versions. To recover from that, reinstall the Mesa packages . That should bring back a working Xserver, running on the Intel.
It’s seems the only way to run OpenSuse is with the open source drivers which are useless for professional work that needs the full power of the nvidia proprietary driver which I can’t install… Sigh.
Is there any talk of porting over Ubuntu’s implementation of Prime software so that laptops with Nvidia Optimus grachics cards can work with OpenSuse while using the full proprietary driver?
It looks like a lot of laptops that have Nvidia cards use Optimus and means they can only run Ubuntu flavoured distro’s of Linux.