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Mesa 10.5.6 Brings Fixes All Over The Place

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 24 May 2015 at 07:44 AM EDT. Add A Comment

The latest Mesa 10.5 point release, Mesa 10.5.6, is now available.

While Mesa 10.6 is just around the corner and it's bringing many new features, for those on the stable Mesa 10.5 release train there's various fixes and improvements with this new 10.5.6 version.

Per Emil Velikov's 10.5.6 release announcement, the highlights for this latest version includes, "this time around we have fixes from all over mesa - core mesa, driver specific patches (i965, nouveau, freedreno), reentrancy improvements in Clover (OpenCL), GLX and EGL loader patches, and Darwin build fixes."

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