Mesa 9.1.1 Starts Pulling In Bug-Fixes
Posted by Michael Larabel on March 20, 2013
Marking one month worth of bug-fixes, Mesa 9.1.1 has been released as the first point release for this important piece of the Linux graphics stack.
Mesa 9.1.1 was released on Tuesday by Intel's Ian Romanick and its brief announcement is available.
Some of the bug-fixes for this release include addressing problems for OpenGL ES 2.0m, R600g Cayman corruption, segmentation faults, HTILE R600g, and various fixes for different generations of Intel graphics. Specific bug-fixes are mentioned within this Git commit.
Mesa 9.1.1 was released on Tuesday by Intel's Ian Romanick and its brief announcement is available.
Some of the bug-fixes for this release include addressing problems for OpenGL ES 2.0m, R600g Cayman corruption, segmentation faults, HTILE R600g, and various fixes for different generations of Intel graphics. Specific bug-fixes are mentioned within this Git commit.
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