On my system the bumblebee gets pulled because synaptics has been
configured to treat recommends as dependencies. I guess that bumblebee
maybe should have been marked as 'suggests'?

Anyway, after selecting / upgrading nvidia 331 but before actually
applying the upgrade I have deselected bumblebee, bbswitch, primus and
socal (whatever that may be), now works.

Also now changed by synaptics setting to not automatically pull
recommends.

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Title:
  nvidia-331 update installs bumblebee [xorg-edgers]

Status in “nvidia-graphics-drivers-331” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Hi xorg-edgers team,

  I just got the nvidia-331 update, from nvidia-319, but the update
  installs bumblebee, however when bumblebee is installed it blacklists
  the nvidia kernel modules.  Which bumblebee is suppossed to do but it
  breaks xorg if you aren't running an optimus based GPU.  Uninstalling
  bumblebee does not remove the /etc/modprobe.d/bumblebee.conf config
  file and as such the driver is still blacklisted until you either
  modify the file to not black list the nvidia-331 module or remove
  bumblebee.conf.  I have an nvidia 560 GTX video card.

  Tareeq

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