On top of that, this release changes the behavior of the glXGetRefreshRateSGI() function for non-integer refresh rates to round to the nearest whole number and moves the NVIDIA Settings’ icon into the Hicolor icon theme to allow customization by other icon themes. NVIDIA 530.41.03 also improves support for Wayland apps running on using the PRIME render offload feature on a system with an integrated AMD GPU. In addition, the NVIDIA installer was improved to no longer unload non-NVIDIA kernel modules that were already loaded and to no longer use the $XDG_DATA_DIRS environment variable to improve support for Flatpak applications.
A fallback zstd decompressor is embedded into the installer package for systems which do not already have a zstd decompression program installed,” explains NVIDIA. “This results in a smaller compressed package, and faster decompression performance. This would make the installer package smaller in size and the decompression faster, which leads to a faster installation process. It also introduces an application profile to prevent performance issues for users of the Xfce 4 desktop environment series when the OpenGL compositor backend is enabled along with G-SYNC, as well as suspend and resume support when using GSP firmware.Īnother interesting change in the NVIDIA 530.41.03 graphics driver is the adoption of the Zstd (Zstandard) compression algorithm for the installer package instead of XZ. Highlights of NVIDIA 530.41.03 include compatibility for Linux kernels that ship with Indirect Branch Tracking (IBT) support, a feature designed to prevent an attacker from causing an indirect branch on Intel processors from going to an undesired location. NVIDIA released today the NVIDIA 530.41.03 graphics driver for GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris systems to introduce new features, as well as various improvements to make your gaming and 3D graphics experience better.
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