Mesa 17.1.9 Released For Those Not Yet On Mesa 17.2
Mesa 17.1.9 is now available for those sticking to the 17.1 stable releases and aren't yet comfortable moving to the just-released Mesa 17.2.
Mesa 17.1.9 fixes a core Mesa problem, a few patches to Gallium3D state trackers, GLSL and SPIR-V compiler fixes, some ANV and RADV minor fixes to these Vulkan drivers, and a variety of other smaller work. In total are just about two dozen fixes in this latest point release.
The list of Mesa 17.1.9 changes can be found via Mesa-dev.
Meanwhile, Mesa 17.2.1 should be released in the next week or two to further stabilize the 17.2 code-base (including RADV Vega support back-ported) and at that point more users should be comfortable shipping to this newer quarterly release series. For the adventurous, Mesa 17.3-dev Git has plenty of exciting changes going in almost daily.
Mesa 17.1.9 fixes a core Mesa problem, a few patches to Gallium3D state trackers, GLSL and SPIR-V compiler fixes, some ANV and RADV minor fixes to these Vulkan drivers, and a variety of other smaller work. In total are just about two dozen fixes in this latest point release.
The list of Mesa 17.1.9 changes can be found via Mesa-dev.
Meanwhile, Mesa 17.2.1 should be released in the next week or two to further stabilize the 17.2 code-base (including RADV Vega support back-ported) and at that point more users should be comfortable shipping to this newer quarterly release series. For the adventurous, Mesa 17.3-dev Git has plenty of exciting changes going in almost daily.
1 Comment