When you change your nvidia driver version, you also need to do a "flatpak update" so that you have the matching nvidia library version.
Thank you, Ill try that later
After flatpak update everything is working fine! Thank you!
God damn Nvidia
Hehe. I have been switching from nvidia to amd and back to nvidia. I guess next switch should be amd again
Idk, but this last nvidia update broke things for me. Changing my display with ARandR wouldn't work, I'd get a black screen with a mouse cursor and it would never recover, and the display driver would crash when waking the computer from sleep. I ended up reverting to the 470 drivers and that fixed it for me.
When you say last nvidia update, when was that? I had some updates few days ago and everything went smooth, but today things went south. Is there any way I can confirm Im having gpu driver issue or kernel issue or both?
I don't knowwww. I just for back from an out of town trip that lasted a week and a half and I remember updating everything when I got back.
So I'm really just assuming it was a graphics driver update, especially since rolling back my drivers fixed the issue.
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