NVIDIA has just launched the 580 series Linux graphics driver, and it's a big deal for Wayland users. This beta release brings significant enhancements, including initial support for the explicit sync protocol, aiming to fix long-standing graphical glitches and system hangs. We break down what this means for your Linux gaming and desktop experience. The update addresses critical bugs and improves GBM API interactions, a topic that has been buzzing in developer forums. While it's still early, the performance gains and stability fixes are promising for both developers and enthusiasts. This could be the driver that finally makes the NVIDIA and Wayland combination a seamless reality, moving past the historical compatibility challenges that have plagued Linux users for years. Let's dive into what makes this release a potential game-changer.
A critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-23266, in NVIDIA's Container Toolkit allows for complete server takeover on shared AI cloud services with a simple exploit.
