Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.1 Screen Tearing - nvidia-settings only showing two options

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I'm having screen tearing on my Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.1 + Nvidia GTX 960 setup.



I installed nvidia-settings and thought that it should be resolvable from the panel, but unfortunately it's only showing me two options in the sidebar, whereas I saw more in tutorials (nvidia-settings is on version 390.77):



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    I'm having screen tearing on my Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.1 + Nvidia GTX 960 setup.



    I installed nvidia-settings and thought that it should be resolvable from the panel, but unfortunately it's only showing me two options in the sidebar, whereas I saw more in tutorials (nvidia-settings is on version 390.77):



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      I'm having screen tearing on my Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.1 + Nvidia GTX 960 setup.



      I installed nvidia-settings and thought that it should be resolvable from the panel, but unfortunately it's only showing me two options in the sidebar, whereas I saw more in tutorials (nvidia-settings is on version 390.77):



      enter image description here










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      I'm having screen tearing on my Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.1 + Nvidia GTX 960 setup.



      I installed nvidia-settings and thought that it should be resolvable from the panel, but unfortunately it's only showing me two options in the sidebar, whereas I saw more in tutorials (nvidia-settings is on version 390.77):



      enter image description here







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      edited Mar 5 at 11:05









      Vlastimil

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          In Linux Mint 19.1 there is a Driver Manager that is meant for installing (not only) the Nvidia drivers, example on my laptop:



          my nvidia driver manager



          I personally avoid installing those drivers via other means, thus so far no problem appeared. It is the recommended way under Linux Mint. It is thus my personal recommendation.






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          • Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:40












          • @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

            – Vlastimil
            Mar 12 at 7:44


















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          Installing the driver using the following:



          sudo apt-get install nvidia-390


          Fixed it for me. Not sure how the version affects the situation.






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          • Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

            – OhMad
            Mar 5 at 11:29











          • This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:42












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          +50









          In Linux Mint 19.1 there is a Driver Manager that is meant for installing (not only) the Nvidia drivers, example on my laptop:



          my nvidia driver manager



          I personally avoid installing those drivers via other means, thus so far no problem appeared. It is the recommended way under Linux Mint. It is thus my personal recommendation.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:40












          • @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

            – Vlastimil
            Mar 12 at 7:44















          3





          +50









          In Linux Mint 19.1 there is a Driver Manager that is meant for installing (not only) the Nvidia drivers, example on my laptop:



          my nvidia driver manager



          I personally avoid installing those drivers via other means, thus so far no problem appeared. It is the recommended way under Linux Mint. It is thus my personal recommendation.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:40












          • @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

            – Vlastimil
            Mar 12 at 7:44













          3





          +50







          3





          +50



          3




          +50





          In Linux Mint 19.1 there is a Driver Manager that is meant for installing (not only) the Nvidia drivers, example on my laptop:



          my nvidia driver manager



          I personally avoid installing those drivers via other means, thus so far no problem appeared. It is the recommended way under Linux Mint. It is thus my personal recommendation.






          share|improve this answer















          In Linux Mint 19.1 there is a Driver Manager that is meant for installing (not only) the Nvidia drivers, example on my laptop:



          my nvidia driver manager



          I personally avoid installing those drivers via other means, thus so far no problem appeared. It is the recommended way under Linux Mint. It is thus my personal recommendation.







          share|improve this answer














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          edited Mar 12 at 7:43

























          answered Mar 5 at 11:37









          VlastimilVlastimil

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          • Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:40












          • @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

            – Vlastimil
            Mar 12 at 7:44

















          • Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:40












          • @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

            – Vlastimil
            Mar 12 at 7:44
















          Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

          – Paradox
          Mar 12 at 7:40






          Using the Driver Manager and installing the metapackage in command-line interface is the same. One could see your answer as primarily opinion based, even though Linux Mint documentation displays the same way of doing so, nothing says it is the "recommended way".

          – Paradox
          Mar 12 at 7:40














          @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

          – Vlastimil
          Mar 12 at 7:44





          @Paradox Good point. Strikken out. Thank you.

          – Vlastimil
          Mar 12 at 7:44













          0














          Installing the driver using the following:



          sudo apt-get install nvidia-390


          Fixed it for me. Not sure how the version affects the situation.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

            – OhMad
            Mar 5 at 11:29











          • This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:42
















          0














          Installing the driver using the following:



          sudo apt-get install nvidia-390


          Fixed it for me. Not sure how the version affects the situation.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

            – OhMad
            Mar 5 at 11:29











          • This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:42














          0












          0








          0







          Installing the driver using the following:



          sudo apt-get install nvidia-390


          Fixed it for me. Not sure how the version affects the situation.






          share|improve this answer















          Installing the driver using the following:



          sudo apt-get install nvidia-390


          Fixed it for me. Not sure how the version affects the situation.







          share|improve this answer














          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








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          answered Mar 5 at 11:25









          OhMadOhMad

          716




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          • Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

            – OhMad
            Mar 5 at 11:29











          • This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:42


















          • Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

            – OhMad
            Mar 5 at 11:29











          • This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

            – Paradox
            Mar 12 at 7:42

















          Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

          – OhMad
          Mar 5 at 11:29





          Thanks for the addition. Will the above snippet now work as-is without the PPA?

          – OhMad
          Mar 5 at 11:29













          This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

          – Paradox
          Mar 12 at 7:42






          This is because you installed the metapackage, including the corresponding version of nvidia-settings, along with the driver.

          – Paradox
          Mar 12 at 7:42


















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