Thank God, today I abandon the Nvidia nightmare to use a graphics card that really works in Linux
So I can finally say: (offensive content deleted)
Fixed in 545.23.06:
Yay, thanks!
Thanks @Tim4 for the feedback.
Would love to hear feedback from other users as well.
The topic is about Gnome, however I think there should be no difference - under KDE Plasma I can confirm with 545 beta that night color works!
Can also confirm that Night Light is working in Ubuntu 23.10 with Wayland enabled.
I used the Official PPA from the “Graphics Drivers” Team, to install the 545 beta drivers (on a spare SSD I use for testing). All seems to be working so far.
Can also confirm that Night Light is working in Ubuntu 23.04 with Wayland enabled.
I used the Official PPA from the “Graphics Drivers” Team, to install the 545 beta drivers (on a spare SSD I use for testing). All seems to be working so far.
remove previus nvidia drive
sudo apt autoremove nvidia* --purge
#Add repository
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa -y
:-) Update repository
sudo apt update
#See if you have already driver nvidia that you need
ubuntu-drivers devices
#Install your recommended driver for Enabled Night Light
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-545
#Of course you need reboot
reboot
Ubuntu 22.04, Night Light works with 545 on Wayland.
Still can’t switch to Wayland though: nvidia-settings works only minimally, and Steam client and games run from it flicker and get stuck 🤦♂️ (I’ve heard that there is a problem with X11 GLAMOR extension…).
Will give it another try at Ubuntu 24.04
Nonetheless: thank you, Nvidia developers!