- INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 17.10 HOW TO
- INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 17.10 UPDATE
- INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 17.10 PATCH
Gamers will be able to enable this optional repository and get an updated graphics stack without hunting it down, and normal Ubuntu users will be able to ignore it and continue using the stable version included with the current version of Ubuntu. The official Graphics Drivers Team PPA–that’s short for personal package archive–is designed to solve this issue in the long term.
INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 17.10 HOW TO
RELATED: How to Install Software From Outside Ubuntu's Software Repositories You’ll see an “Install Updates” button that will take care of this for you in the About This Computer window.
INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 17.10 UPDATE
You should also install any available updates for Ubuntu from Update Manager before continuing.
To check this on Ubuntu’s default Unity desktop, click the gear in the top-right corner of the screen and select “About This Computer.” You’ll see this information displayed to the right of “OS type.” You can also check this from the terminal. You’ll need to know whether you’re using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Ubuntu before continuing.
RELATED: How to Check if Your Linux System Is 32-bit or 64-bit Also, a new version of the LibreOffice Snap was recently made available for testing.Are You Using a 32-bit or 64-bit Version of Ubuntu? In other news, Will Cooke reveals the fact that the Ubuntu Desktop team are in talks with the elementary OS developers to build a new functionality for the two OSes that would mute or pause audio when a call comes in, which should be based on the PulseAudio sound server and the Cork plugin.
INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 17.10 PATCH
"While we’re focusing on Intel at the moment, Nvidia and AMD will be worked on in time." Work on the LivePatch UI continues, automatic audio mute/pause coming soonĬanonical's work on the LivePatch UI continues, and today we've learned that the Software Properties windows has been updated to display the current state of the installed or available Live Patches, and they're also working on an authentication API to allow users to register and get a key within a Live Patch setup tool. Bugs in the Intel VA driver, bugs in Totem and bugs in GStreamer," says Will Cooke, Director, Ubuntu Desktop, Canonical. "We’re making progress on accelerated video playback on Intel, but we’re uncovering a lot of bugs along the way. Immediately after our report last month, users started asking if Canonical will also bring hardware-accelerated video playback by default for AMD Radeon and Nvidia graphics cards, and it turns out that these GPUs will be supported shortly, but not after they finish the implementation for Intel GPUs.
Canonical is working to improve the user experience of its popular Ubuntu Linux operating system, and it looks like they are making quite some progress on the hardware-accelerated video playback for Intel GPUs on Ubuntu 17.10.Ī few weeks ago, we informed our readers that Canonical wants to implement hardware-accelerated video playback by default in the upcoming Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) operating system, but they are currently focusing on Intel GPUs because they're more popular and chances are everyone has one in their PC.
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