>> Are there prebuilt packages of Mesa-17.3.3/4 available somewhere?
> Try updates-testing for 17.3.3-1.fc27.
Thanks a lot, I guess I missed those.
Finally 😊
Thx, Gerhard
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Hi,
Fedora 27 still ships with Mesa-17.2.4 - which is not only outdated, but
furthermore the 17.2 series is more or less is end-of-life.
Mesa-17.3. is already stable and reached the middle of its lifecycle (17.3.4)
recently, while 18.0 is expected to be released any day now.
Are there prebuilt
Hi Heinz,
> While I'm not convinced that there is any significantly slowdown in
> real use caused by DEBUG
It is at least with the kernel, as there are some lock-diagnostics turned on,
which cause a servre slowdown.
Also, I used rawhide a few months and went away after it broke a few times.
> y
Hi,
> Fedora doesn't apply are rolling release model.
> It applies an API/ABI-stable within one release model.
> In general, this means, packages can only be upgraded
> if they do not break these packages' API/ABI.
Because Mesa has already been updated twice after the F20 release (9.2 -> 10.0
Hello,
A few days ago, Mesa-10.3 has been released, while Mesa 10.2 now marks the
"stable" version.
The version which currently ships as part of Fedora-20 is 10.1, which receuived
its last update in June.
Guys, if you can't hold release dates, please keep at least the current
distribution up-t
