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  • Mesa 19.1 Enters Feature Freeze In Two Weeks, Releasing Around 21 May

    Phoronix: Mesa 19.1 Enters Feature Freeze In Two Weeks, Releasing Around 21 May

    Juan A. Suarez Romero of Igalia is serving as the release manager for Mesa 19.1 and sent out a reminder on Monday of the planned release schedule for this quarterly driver update...

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    Originally posted by debianxfce View Post
    I bet...
    Viva Las Vegas



    Some other developer should drive the freesync support mainlining, because google is interested speed optimization for chromebooks only.
    https://www.amd.com/en/processors/chromebook
    Why do you want FreeSync on 6W potatos, these could only maybe play decent games via Stadia in future... and for that fancy features like plain VSync or TearFree is enough
    Last edited by dungeon; 16 April 2019, 06:37 AM.

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    • #3
      Debianxfce still has no clue why simple blacklisting won't work. Like I explained a few posts ago, it's because compositing is popular and basically done everywhere not xf-shit-ce debian. Post patches to all the compositors and add other whitelist to the drive, or fuck off. There's no middle. There's no other solutions. You do it right, it not at all.

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      • #4
        @debianxfce

        An update on your RQ from Bas:
        "Developer
        FWIW I have a more polished version of adaptive sync + config at !672"

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