NVIDIA in Linux 4.12, Nvidia 381.22 Video Driver
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NVIDIA Tegra186/Parker/TX2 Support For Linux 4.12
Olof Johansson has sent in his large set of pull requests for the ARM SoC/platform updates slated for the in-development Linux 4.12 kernel.
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NVIDIA 381.22 Linux Driver Released With Updated Vulkan
NVIDIA has released a new short-lived Linux binary driver update that jumps it ahead to the 381 release series.
Available today is the NVIDIA 381.22 Linux driver as the newest GeForce/Quadro/Tesla proprietary Linux graphics driver. This first 381 Linux driver update mostly consists of bug-fixes but also has new Vulkan extensions that previously were just part of their "Vulkan beta" driver.
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Nvidia 381.22 Video Driver Supports Newer Linux Kernels, More Vulkan Extensions
Nvidia released today a new short-lived graphics driver for GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris operating systems on all supported architectures, bringing various bug fixes, better Vulkan support, and some other improvements.
Probably the most fundamental change of the Nvidia 381.22 graphics driver is support for a bunch of new Vulkan extensions, thus adding an extra layer of support for Vulkan, which in these days is more and more used in popular games. However, this was only implemented for the Linux driver.
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NVIDIA 381.22 driver released with lots of bug fixes and newer Vulkan support
NVIDIA have released their 381.22 driver which comes with plenty of fixes, newer Vulkan support and more.
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