Optimus !NEW!

Hello kind people on the internet. I did a system upgrade and then I restarted my computer and it said "failed to load kernel modules." this has happened before so I knew how to fix it. I downgraded my kernel to 5.6.7 which I was using prior to the system upgrade and it worked. My computer booted fine and I started up xorg but this time my xfce background image had changed and then I noticed I was using my intel graphics instead of the nvidia graphics. I try and switch it with optimus manager but it says it doesn't work on this version of the kernel(I forgot the exact message) so I uninstall optimus manager and reinstall it again but now I get an error saying

optimus-manager is an utility for Arch that handles display configuration and switching for dual-GPU laptops with an Nvidia GPU, also called "Optimus" laptops. But if you don't know that you probably don't need to care about this post.

Optimus

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The Optimus whitepaper at _optimus_whitepapers.html is unclear on exactly what it takes before a switch to GPU is made. The whitepaper says that DX, DXVA, and CUDA calls are detected and will cause the GPU to be turned on. But in addition the decision is based on profiles maintained by NVIDIA and, of course, one does not yet exist for your game.

You actually may need to install an extension for this as you are using gnome in addition to the other stuff mentioned above. But think you may want to install regular optimus-manager since you are not on kde, qt based DE. e24fc04721