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I agree with you. Most likely, as I've gathered, it's still recommended this way for older hyprid graphics. I'm now also leaning more towards "never change a running system". This is what it looks like at cachyos: https://github.com/CachyOS/CachyOS-Settings/blob/master/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/71-nvidia.rules |
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Hi, here are my thoughts on this: Why this change?
Runtime power management for the NVIDIA GPU is now only applied when the NVIDIA driver is actually bound. This is done using
DRIVERS=="nvidia"and theadd|bindandremove|unbindevents.The result should be safer and more predictable runtime power management without duplicate or conflicting udev rules.
Am I seeing this correctly? 👀
Update: I've added this too, damachine#7❤️ 🐸 KISS