nvidia-x11-beta: mark broken for linux 5.19

[PedroHLC]

Description of changes

Mark nvidia-x11-beta broken for kernel.kernelAtLeast "5.19".

Things done

Upstream kernel: check for linuxPackages_latest.nvidia_x11_beta (linuxKernel.packages.linux_5_19.nvidia_x11_beta) in this comment.

Zen's kernels: check for linuxPackages_zen.nvidia_x11_beta (linuxKernel.packages.linux_zen.nvidia_x11_beta) in this comment.

Xanmod: check for linuxPackages_xanmod_latest.nvidia_x11_beta in this comment

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For some reason, I'm unable to mark @Kiskae for reviewing this...

[PedroHLC]

At the moment of this writing, this is the last beta version:

• Source: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/unix/

[superherointj]

I confirm linuxKernel.packages.linux_5_19.nvidia_x11_beta is broken.
And linuxKernel.packages.linux_5_18.nvidia_x11_beta builds fine.

[Kiskae]

I'm pretty sure nvidia intends for stable releases to supersede beta releases if they are a newer version than the published beta.

When they patched the stable 515.65 branch for linux 5.19 they also patched the old 510.85 branch, but not the beta branch.

[superherointj]

I'm pretty sure nvidia intends for stable releases to supersede beta releases if they are a newer version than the published beta.

When they patched the stable 515.65 branch for linux 5.19 they also patched the old 510.85 branch, but not the beta branch.

As you have better awareness of situation, feel free to propose a PR fixing it. Add me as reviewer.

[PedroHLC]

I'm pretty sure nvidia intends for stable releases to supersede beta releases if they are a newer version than the published beta.

When they patched the stable 515.65 branch for linux 5.19 they also patched the old 510.85 branch, but not the beta branch.

NVIDIA versioning uses branch-minor-patch right? Can we make it so beta = beta.minor > stable.minor ? beta : stable ?

[Kiskae]

Based on the comments in https://github.com/aaronp24/nvidia-versions/blob/main/nvidia-versions.txt there are 3 maturity levels on the current development branch.

long-lived-branch-release is the 'production' branch, it never gets superceded.
official is the 'stable' branch, it gets superceded by long-lived-branch-release if that branch has a newer version.
beta is the 'beta' branch, it gets superceded by official if that branch has a newer version.

In addition this superceding happens across major releases, not just minor versions. This can be seen by the fact that the 'official' branch is still stuck on 495.46 but isn't getting linux kernel compatibility patches, while the long-lived-branch-release branch is.

As a side-note it appears the legacy_340 is no longer officially supported by NVIDIA: https://github.com/aaronp24/nvidia-versions/blob/main/NVVersionParser.hs#L22