Mesa 21.0 Released With Numerous RADV Improvements, New Vulkan Extensions, Many Fixes

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Mesa 21.0 Released With Numerous RADV Improvements, New Vulkan Extensions, Many Fixes

Following several weeks of delays, Mesa 21.0 was officially released today as the newest quarterly feature update for this collection of predominantly open-source OpenGL and Vulkan drivers for Linux systems...

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Mesa-21.0-Released

[clintar]

Now I just need a NAVI card.

[cl333r]

Fingers crossed for it to make it into Ubuntu 21.04.

[Danny3]

Fingers crossed for it to make it into Ubuntu 21.04.

I hope that too, especially with Canonical idiocy to release by date instead of when it's ready, which would allow small delays to include the most important kernel or Mesa updates.

[theriddick]

Wonder how long this will take to appear in Manjaro mainline, they have been running the dev/git branch in the mainline for quite a while but I don't like to use it since it causes allot of packages to change to the -git version and there are compatibility issues with some stuff...

[rene]

I hope that too, especially with Canonical idiocy to release by date instead of when it's ready, which would allow small delays to include the most important kernel or Mesa updates.

which is exactly what we a #t2sde are doing ;-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgBfIuCioqw

[rene]

Wonder how long this will take to appear in Manjaro mainline, they have been running the dev/git branch in the mainline for quite a while but I don't like to use it since it causes allot of packages to change to the -git version and there are compatibility issues with some stuff...

well, in #t2sde / trunk it is updated now: https://t2sde.org/packages/mesa

[plasticbomb1986]

Wonder how long this will take to appear in Manjaro mainline, they have been running the dev/git branch in the mainline for quite a while but I don't like to use it since it causes allot of packages to change to the -git version and there are compatibility issues with some stuff...

Ive just installed the update on Arch, so Manjaro/Garuda should have it soon. 1-3 week in my experience (whats based on about a year agos experiences.).

[Guest]

Wonder how long this will take to appear in Manjaro mainline, they have been running the dev/git branch in the mainline for quite a while but I don't like to use it since it causes allot of packages to change to the -git version and there are compatibility issues with some stuff...

I use Arch BTW

https://archlinux.org/packages/testing/x86_64/mesa/

[SWY1985]

I use Arch BTW

https://archlinux.org/packages/testing/x86_64/mesa/

Good to know. :-)