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Running the editor with Bumblebee

Discussion in 'Linux' started by danskidb, Aug 26, 2015.

  1. danskidb

    danskidb

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    $ primusrun/optirun unity-editor
    does not seem to work. (Ubuntu Gnome 14.10)

    Any tips on getting this started with my dedicated GPU?


    --- FIX ---
    run from terminal with
    $ optirun /opt/Unity/Editor/Unity

    Editing the entry in the Gnome 3 menu: http://imgur.com/a/CmJdv#0
    So that it will always start on the dedicated GPU :)
     
    Last edited: Aug 27, 2015
    Chaoseiro likes this.
  2. TriBlade9

    TriBlade9

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    I second this. Will be doing some more experiments later on, but this is a must for some developers. :)
     
  3. Chaoseiro

    Chaoseiro

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    I've managed to run it using:
    cd /opt/Unity/Editor/
    optirun ./Unity
     
  4. spacepluk

    spacepluk

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    hi there, this works for me on arch linux running with primusrun from any directory. I'm using this packages from the arch repos:

    bumblebee 3.2.1-10
    nvidia 352.30-3
     
  5. WildMageGames

    WildMageGames

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    It works for me, with package bumblebee-nvidia, Xubuntu 14.04, I run
     
  6. danskidb

    danskidb

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  7. Sisso

    Sisso

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    You can change your shortcut command line to do like @a.emilien said (at least with xubuntu)