The Mesa 25.1.5 release has been launched, featuring a range of bug fixes and enhancements aimed at improving the performance and stability of the graphics driver. Key issues addressed include fixes for the Panfrost driver, improvements in memory allocation and management, and resolutions for memory leaks. This release also brings enhancements for memory barriers, input attachments, and various other components, ensuring a more robust experience for users.
Notable contributions to this release come from various developers who worked on specific issues, such as fixing memory leaks in the GLX interface, addressing shader type allocations in the Asahi driver, and reworking memory barriers in the Pan driver. Each developer's contributions are documented, highlighting the collaborative effort behind Mesa's continuous improvement.
Users are encouraged to report any issues they encounter, as the development team is committed to maintaining and enhancing the Mesa project. The next bugfix release is scheduled for July 16th, indicating an ongoing commitment to timely updates and fixes.
For those interested, the release can be downloaded from the official Mesa archives, along with accompanying SHA256 and SHA512 checksums for verification. The release notes provide further details on the specific changes and contributions made in this version.
In summary, Mesa 25.1.5 reinforces the project's dedication to enhancing open-source graphics drivers, showcasing collaborative contributions and addressing user needs. Future releases are expected to continue this trend, with an aim to deliver even more improvements and features for the graphics community
Notable contributions to this release come from various developers who worked on specific issues, such as fixing memory leaks in the GLX interface, addressing shader type allocations in the Asahi driver, and reworking memory barriers in the Pan driver. Each developer's contributions are documented, highlighting the collaborative effort behind Mesa's continuous improvement.
Users are encouraged to report any issues they encounter, as the development team is committed to maintaining and enhancing the Mesa project. The next bugfix release is scheduled for July 16th, indicating an ongoing commitment to timely updates and fixes.
For those interested, the release can be downloaded from the official Mesa archives, along with accompanying SHA256 and SHA512 checksums for verification. The release notes provide further details on the specific changes and contributions made in this version.
In summary, Mesa 25.1.5 reinforces the project's dedication to enhancing open-source graphics drivers, showcasing collaborative contributions and addressing user needs. Future releases are expected to continue this trend, with an aim to deliver even more improvements and features for the graphics community
Mesa 25.1.5 released
Mesa 25.1.5 has been released and encompasses fixes for several issues, including Panfrost, PanVK, TS allocation, linear/z rendering interaction, SyncSurface, memory leaks, and other fixes. The release incorporates enhancements for memory barriers, nir/lower_input_attachments, nak, inclusive scan rewrite, and other improvements.
