SDL 2.0.12 Is On The Way For This Important Linux Gaming Library

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SDL 2.0.12 Is On The Way For This Important Linux Gaming Library

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 2 March 2020 at 06:50 AM EST. 9 Comments

SDL 2.0.12 is on the way as the next version of this library commonly used by Linux games to provide a hardware abstraction layer across platforms.

SDL version 2.0.12 was set in their development code on Sunday by SDL lead developer Sam Lantinga. The v2.0.12 is set in preparation for an imminent release candidate.

SDL 2.0.12 is bringing initial RISC OS bits, support for the Google Stadia controller and other game controllers, a new video driver for offscreen rendering, ARM NEON optimizations, many bug fixes, and other improvements.

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