Switching between intel/nvidia drivers made simple.
This repository contains just two scripts setup-intel.sh and setup-nvidia.sh.
Those scripts are modifying kernel parameters to enable/disable nouveau and nvidia
drivers. Doing so should switch which gpu is used.
While nouveau driver is loaded, it should disable discrete gpu. But there is a
chance that it will not. Unfortunately it doesn't on my laptop, so I decided
to change my linux distro. This means that I'll no longer actively maintain
fedora-prime, but I'll still accept pull requests or maybe even work on some
issues. But still, I encourage you to try fedora-prime. If it will not work for
you, try to use 0.1.1 version (see releases or tags).
Copy and paste setup-intel.sh and setup-nvidia.sh into some directory on
your PC (for example /usr/bin or ~/bin).
To use intel run:
sudo ./setup-intel.shTo use nvidia run:
sudo ./setup-nvidia.shNow you must reboot.
To check if it's working run:
glxinfo | grep 'OpenGL renderer'This will print which gpu is used. But even if it's intel, nvidia gpu may be still on. To check that use powertop.
This project is licensed under MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.