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Mesa 18.2.7 Released With Several RADV Driver Fixes, Variety Of Other Updates

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 13 December 2018 at 11:01 AM EST. 1 Comment

For those not yet prepared to move over to the Mesa 18.3 series, Mesa 18.2.7 is out today with the latest batch of fixes.

Mesa 18.2.7 features a number of RADV Radeon Vulkan driver corrections, a few EGL Wayland fixes, a couple memory leak fixes for the VC4/V3D Broadcom drivers, an Intel ANV Vulkan fix for correctly using Vulkan 1.0 by default, a Gallium Nine regression fix for NV50/NVC0 Nouveau, and a few other memory leak fixes.

More details on Mesa 18.2.7 can be found via Mesa-dev. Mesa 18.2.8 is the last planned point release in this series and will be out around 26 December.

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