Once a week, or so, this shows up. In the past, when I have simply let it happen, not every time, but more than once, after the update, Blender is borked, and I need to Timeshift back to before the update. I have no way to know if updating will screw Blender without just trying, which is annoying. AFAIK, I have no issues with the video drivers the way they are. What I’ve been doing recently is setting to “ignore once”. Is there some reason I shouldn’t just set these to ignore always? Will I regret doing that in a year or five?

Thank you.

  • Dr Jekell@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    Most of those are updates to the flatpack base software not the actual display drivers.

    It is unlikely to cause any issues updating them.

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      11 hours ago

      Those gl flatpaks are actually the display drivers. Flatpak doea not use any system libraries, it has to depend on a flatpak for everything, but most things are already in org.freedesktop.Platform, but not nvidia drivers of course.