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Mesa 10.0.3 Provides Stable Users With Bug-Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 5 February 2014 at 11:52 AM EST. 1 Comment

For those Intel / Nouveau / Radeon Linux desktop users not already running in-development Mesa 10.1 code, the latest stable release of the Mesa 10.0.x series is now available.

Carl Worth at Intel announced the Mesa 10.0.3 stable release update on Monday that carries various bug-fixes and minor improvements back-ported from Git master.

There's more than 40 bug-fixes and other changes as part of Mesa 10.0.3 so it's a rather significant update if you abide to using stable released versions rather than Git. The full list of changes can be found via the mailing list announcement.

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