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NVIDIA Issues Updated 340.46 Long-Lived Driver Release

Written by Michael Larabel in NVIDIA on 1 October 2014 at 08:38 AM EDT. Add A Comment

NVIDIA on Tuesday released an updated Linux x86/x86_64/ARM graphics driver in their 340.xx long-lived branch.

While it doesn't boast the changes of the newer NVIDIA 343.xx driver series, the 340.46 update has a number of bug-fixes that will be of interest to users on this driver branch.

The NVIDIA 340.46 Linux driver has OpenGL fixes, a NVIDIA Installer crash fix, a UseSysMemPixmapAccel control, and other fixes. Besides being available for Linux x86, x86_64, and ARM, the 340.46 driver update was also put out for FreeBSD and Solaris users too.

Learn more about the NVIDIA 340.46 Unix graphics driver changes via NVIDIA DevTalk.

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