NVIDIA 340.17 Beta Driver for Linux Brings G-SYNC Monitor Support
According to the changelog, various improvements and corrections have been made to the information reported to GL applications via the KHR_debug and ARB_debug_output extensions, a bug that caused the GLX applications that simultaneously created drawables on multiple X servers to crash when swapping buffers has been fixed, and the nvidia-settings option has been updated to report all valid names for each target when querying target types, e.g. “nvidia-settings -q gpus.”
Also, support has been added for controlling the availability of Fast Approximate Antialiasing (FXAA) on a per-application basis via the new __GL_ALLOW_FXAA_USAGE environment variable, a bug that occurred when indirect rendering could become corrupted on system configurations that disallow writing to executable memory has been fixed, and the runlevel check has been removed from the nvidia-installer.
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