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Set Nvidia 331 as default driver for optimus cards in Ubuntu 13.10

Optimus cards running in Linux don’t enjoy the same level of support from Nvidia as its Windows counterpart. Using bumblebee gives people some control over the two graphics cards and power management but dynamic switching isn’t available yet. Anyone using optimus cards for gaming or some graphics intensive program will have to invoke the game

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[How To] Fix broken display after installing NVidia beta driver 319.17 (Optimus Cards)

If you have a broken display , rather a 640×480 display with no unity panels, you are one of the many who tried to install the new Nvidia beta driver which promised initial Optimus graphics card support for Linux. In reality, the Nvidia beta driver 319.17 does not support the current Xorg nor the current Ubuntu kernel

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Bumblebee to the rescue of Optimus!!

Seems like we are watching the “Transformers” movie (starring Shia LeBeouf and Megan Fox)!  Bumblebee has come to the rescue of the great Optimus Prime!  logo courtesy: Nvidia Although Transformers was a work of fiction, something similar has come true in real life. Nvidia’s Optimus technology is finally getting support on Linux  via the bumblebee project! Optimus?

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