This weekend I attempted to use the command-line method of installing the 180 version of the nvidia driver... and failed, (probably because I forgot to un-install the previous version first).. I ended up doing a clean re-install of everything. Now back to the 177 "recommended' nvidia driver.
I'm still seeing flaky display behavior (system tray goes partially blank - right-mouse click will correct it - go figure) and other things and am hoping that an upgrade to the 180 version might fix a few more things.
But I *really* don't want to screw up my x-window environment. Is there a safe straight-forward way to do this?
In case it matters: I'm running a Gigabyte GeForce 7600 GS AGP board
I'm still seeing flaky display behavior (system tray goes partially blank - right-mouse click will correct it - go figure) and other things and am hoping that an upgrade to the 180 version might fix a few more things.
But I *really* don't want to screw up my x-window environment. Is there a safe straight-forward way to do this?
In case it matters: I'm running a Gigabyte GeForce 7600 GS AGP board
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