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Mesa 10.6.9 Released, Marks The End Of The Line: Upgrade To Mesa 11

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 3 October 2015 at 09:31 AM EDT. Add A Comment

Emil Velikov announced Mesa 10.6.9 today as the newest point release for the aging Mesa 10.6 series.

Mesa 10.6.9 fixes an Intel crash issue with KDE, Unreal Tournament is fixed for Gallium3D drivers, and there are various other Mesa OpenGL fixes.

Velikov mentioned that this is the last planned point release in the Mesa 10.6 series and that all users of these open-source 3D graphics drivers are encouraged to update to Mesa 11.

The full list of Mesa 10.6.9 changes can be found via the Mesa-dev announcement.

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