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NVIDIA GPU Driver 295.20Added support for the following GPU: Tesla X2090 Fixed a bug that caused black areas to appear on the back faces of some models in Maya. Fixed a bug that resulted in the printing of spurious loader error messages. Fixed a bug that could cause X to crash after hotplugging displays. Fixed a bug which caused face selections to be misrendered in Maya when using the paint selection tool. Improved performance for interactive tools in Mudbox. Added a "--no-opengl-files" option to nvidia-installer to allow installation of the driver without OpenGL files that might conflict with already installed OpenGL implementations. Split the DFP configuration page in nvidia-settings into multiple tabs, allowing the controls to be displayed on smaller screens. Fixed a bug that could cause some OpenGL applications (including desktop environments like KDE and GNOME Shell) to hang. Fixed a bug that prevented the internal panel from working on some laptops with GeForce 7 series GPUs. Fixed an OpenGL bug where using display lists on Fermi-based GPUs could result in missing rendering in some cases. Fixed an OpenGL bug that caused incorrect rendering when using framebuffer objects to render to 16-bit color textures with alpha. Fixed two bugs that caused sporadic application crashes in some multi-threaded OpenGL applications. Fixed a bug that caused creating OpenGL 4.2 contexts with glXCreateContextAttribsARB to fail. Fixed a bug that caused OpenGL to print Xlib: extension "NV-GLX" missing on display ":0". when used with a non-NVIDIA implementation of the GLX X extension. Implemented color depth 30 (10 bits per component) support for GeForce 8 series and higher GPUs. Implemented support for constraining cursors to the visible regions of connected displays; see the "ConstrainCursor" X Option in the README for details.
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