Hi,
I have installed nvidia-driver 340.46-2, but not libegl1-nvidia.
The new glx-alternatives fixes the issue for me.
kwin and GTK based stuff is running again without any obvious problems.
I only had to restore my KDE config out of a backup, because it had been
massively damaged during login
On 2014-10-21 22:05, Martin Hans wrote:
> I can confirm this issue, too.
you have nvidia-driver 340.46-2 installed?, but not libegl1-nvidia?
Andreas
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Hi everyone,
I can confirm this issue, too.
Only difference - my platform is still i386.
On the one hand it renders KDE quite unusable and on the other hand I
get many segmentation faults for GTK related stuff when I try to use
other window managers instead of KDE, which renders them quite unu
Processing control commands:
> reassign -1 glx-diversions 0.5.0
Bug #766169 [libegl1-mesa] libEGL.so.1 don't get installed
Bug reassigned from package 'libegl1-mesa' to 'glx-diversions'.
No longer marked as found in versions mesa/10.3.1-1.
Ignoring request to alter fixed versions of bug #766169 to
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