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Mesa 11's First Point Release Is Now Available

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 26 September 2015 at 10:20 AM EDT. 13 Comments

For those not courageous enough to be riding Mesa Git for the very latest open-source graphics driver features, Mesa 11.0.1 was released this morning as the latest stable build.

Mesa 11.0.1 comes less than a month after the huge Mesa 11.0 release that brought a crazy amount of new features. With Mesa 11.0.1 there's just bug fixes added on top, which particularly benefit the Nouveau NV50/NVC0 Gallium3D drivers and the Intel i965 drivers. There's also a few other Mesa fixes tossed in.

The list of changes added to Mesa 11.0.1 can be found via its release announcement on Mesa-dev.

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