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The Bumblebee Project did a neat job in offering Nvidia Optimus Support to the mainstream on Linux. Its Not as Perfect on windows since every programm that needs to be run on the Nvidia GFX needs an command like "optirun steam" But its dam near like it.
And i found no issues using Bumblebee on my Laptop.
Besides Nvidia is working on this Optimus Problem but when there will be a driver/software kit is unknown.
But i have to agree, Steam should have either an detection if such software is installed or just some Iconbox that enables it globally from the Steam Settings.
Which might be more effective than Window's things since it requires there to add for NVIDIA unknown programms to the nvidia control panel's 3D settings stuff.
But this might have to be constantly updated since now theres Primusrun and Optiun, hell knows what someone calls that in few months.
Maybe set launch options similar option for Preload stuff. Everybody is happy.
The system could just detect whether either is available and go for primusrun first.
But setting launch options could be optimal. Like a "command to run the game with:" type thing. Would also allow you to inject debuggers, or whatever.
So it's optirun or Sandy Bridge Lameloid graphics for me :(
UPDATE: Disregard that - I was missing the 32-bit libGL.so Primus build. Rebuilt it (requires a libX11.so symlink in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu). Now Steam runs nicely :)