I used the net-installer package yesterday to install fedora 22 with the cinnamon desktop.  That installer was buggy but I eventually got it to do the install.  I then went to install my nvidia drivers.  First I tried the run file install and no matter what I did the driver kept detecting nouveau running on my system.  This was even after I did the minimal install and had not yet added any graphics or window managers.  I followed the following stepsto disable nouveau...dracut --omit-drivers nouveau /boot/initramfs-$(uname -r).img $(uname -r) --forcesystemctl disable gdmrebootThese did not seem to do anything.I gave up with the run file and decided to use the rpmfusion packages instead.  I installed the drive like this and it seemed to work.sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidiasudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-libs.i686This time it seemed to install well.  When I rebooted the system I made it to the login screen with no problem. However once I logged in cinnamon displayed some message about how it had crashed.  I then installed some other window managers and these would not open either.I also tried installing the driver with a few other ways I found on the internet and all of the installs either did not work or caused it to crash in the same way.  I am using and Nvidia GTX 960 for my display along with a GTX 720 (no display just for debugging CUDA applications).  Does anyone know how to make it work?
Nvidia drivers not working with Fedora 22
fedora;drivers;nvidia