Gnome 3 video drivers

I recently installed Arch Linux on my Mini-ITX machine using the recommended xfvideo-ati driver for the AMD Llano-APU. XFCE works -- with compositing -- perfectly fine, but Gnome 3 shows a lot of glitches, like you can see in the pictures below. Any ideas how to fix this, without using the proprietary Catalyst driver?  · Hello, I have installed openSUSE with Gnome3. I had to install the nVidia proprietary drives so the OS would boot into Gnome3 and not fail safe mode. Without the proprietary drivers installed the display settings said: Driver: software rasterizer in use After installing the nVidia drivers Gnome3 works in one monitor, but I would like to be able to use . Gnome 3 + Nvidia Drivers. Hi all, Real new to arch linux here. Just installed Antergos (pls don't judge me) on a PC and set Gnome to be the default DE. I started to install the nvidia drivers (as per the arch wiki) and after installing the nvidia-libgl package (replacing mesa-libgl), Gnome gives me the grey screen with the frowny face (like.

Gnome 3 (from the overlay) is painfully slow with nvidia-drivers (, ebuild from bugzilla) and xorg Games (doom 3) work great, though. I tested in my other computers (laptop with intel card, desktop with ati card and OS driver) and they work well with gnome-shell. The only slow computer is the nvidia one (funnily enough, it's the only one that doesn't fallback to classic mode at startup by default). Installing Windows 10 in GNOME Boxes. Launch GNOME Boxes and click the “New” button in the top left corner. Select the ISO for the operating system you want to install. If you’ve downloaded the Windows installation media (or any other ISO file) to your Home folder’s Download folder, it will be listed right there in Boxes. Jason Clinton demonstrates the new ways of working with windows that have been introduced in GNOME 3.

Drivers for most standard computer hardware are included in the Linux kernel in Ubuntu. 3. Click the Dash in your dock on the left side of your desktop. Wacom Graphics Tablet A hardware/device driver allows your computer to use devices that are attached GNOME Help — A guide for GNOME 3 desktop users. What's more, for most modern graphics cards, you'll need a DRM driver for efficient X