NVIDIA has released the Linux Display Driver 595.104.02, which focuses on stability and correctness rather than performance enhancements. This update addresses an integer-overflow bug impacting page-table allocations over 2 GiB on large-VRAM GPUs and a crash linked to unvalidated HDR metadata in the Wayland color-management protocol. While the fixes primarily benefit users running heavy compute workloads or HDR-capable applications, casual gamers are unlikely to notice any differences. The driver is available for download from NVIDIA's website or through distribution repositories and includes a comprehensive set of features for various supported GPUs

NVIDIA Linux Driver 595.104.02 Fixes Page-Table and Wayland HDR Crashes

NVIDIA has released Linux Display Driver 595.104.02 for 64-bit Linux, a stability-focused point update in its long-lived certified branch. The patch addresses two fixes: an integer-overflow bug that broke page-table allocations over 2 GiB on large-VRAM GPUs, and a crash caused by unvalidated HDR metadata being forwarded to the Wayland color-management protocol. These issues only bite users running heavy compute workloads or HDR-capable Wayland Vulkan sessions, so casual gamers may not feel the difference. You can download the roughly 423 MB package from NVIDIA's driver page or through your distribution's repositories.

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