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Mesa 10.1.4 Has A Handful Of Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 20 May 2014 at 07:02 PM EDT. 8 Comments

While Mesa 10.2 will be released in the days ahead and has plenty of new features, for those sticking to stable Mesa releases the 10.1.4 point release is now available.

Carl Worth of Intel has announced the Mesa 10.1.4 release on Tuesday afternoon with just a handful of bug-fixes compared to the recent 10.1.3 point release.

Should you be using Mesa 10.1 rather than the very exciting Mesa 10.2 Git code or Git master, you can find out more details about the work via the mailing list release announcement.

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