[01:15] the new nvidia blob has a new file, a daemon. i checked and it has its own install script with a procedure for sysv, upstart, or systemd, depending on what the script finds on the target system. [01:16] no idea how tseliot wants to deal with that, but that is now the latest stable driver [04:25] bjsnider: no not released yet [04:26] bjsnider: this is the latest 319 driver? [06:29] a new touch fix branch up [06:40] RAOF_: do you still use your nexus 7? [14:32] tjaalton, 319.17 [14:40] they promoted it to stable [14:57] bjsnider: right [14:59] will be in edgers in asap === Prf_Jako1 is now known as Prf_Jakob [16:48] ricotz, how do you intend to deal with that new daemon and the install script and whatnot? [16:50] right, please work with tseliot on those to avoid unnecessary conflicts [16:51] bjsnider, ricotz: I'm working on it but I'm waiting for Nvidia to get back on some questions on backwards compatibility first [16:51] (as I'm packaging it separately) [16:57] tseliot, i checked your git repo last night looking for the latest scripts, but it's still 304 and hasn't been updated for 6 months [16:58] bjsnider: maybe have a look at the different branches? [16:58] my 319 branch is not there yet, it's only local for now [17:06] bjsnider, tseliot, i don't have an optimus setup here and i can't really test these new things in this direction [17:07] ricotz: fortunately I can and I'm working on a package to make prime a little easier [17:07] tseliot, i guess it isn't much trouble when file conflicts happening [17:08] tseliot, alright :) [17:09] (i am happy to run the plain driver so far) [17:16] tseliot, so the daemon will be a separate optional package? [17:16] i didn't know nvidia was having so much trouble starting up fast that they felt the need to install a daemon to do it [17:17] bjsnider: yes, unless nvidia decides that each driver version needs to have its own daemon with the same version [17:22] bjsnider: looks like its just for cuda on a secondary card not being used as a gpu from the discription