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radv: Remove #7487 workaround #7897
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Ubuntu 20.04 Pre-Release was updated: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mesa/20.0.2-1ubuntu1 |
Noted. Will update. |
Fwiw , users with Ubuntu 18.04 based distros should be ok too if they use this PPA that Valve maintains. It is on 20.0.2 too. |
If users will be required to update their mesa version, such as ubuntu 18.04 users, to use the application properly it would probably be wise to add a warning in the app to add this ppa and/or make a note about it in the quickstart guide. It should be as simple as telling them to:
The lutris wiki is a good source as well for getting updated video drivers on a linux distribution. I wonder if we can bundle the updated mesa with the appimage, or if thats too far fetched. |
I have added the fix for this in with another workaround for Nvidia GPUs that I was told was fixed. |
Mesa fixed the issue that caused a performance regression, worked around in RPCS3 on #7487. The source of the issue was a lack of clarification on the Vulkan specification itself, which has also been added as of Vulkan 1.2.134 @ KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Docs@b275361#diff-267e1eca473d7e2ecbce0bc657a44d37R1465
The bug fix commit has been part of upstream mesa since 20.0.2:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/commit/aa3fe28d05316a83637d8ecca71ed75c6977767f
It has been decided to wait out a few weeks for distros to push the new mesa to their repositories (f. ex: arch's mesa is still on 19.3.4, with 20.0.2 still on Testing) and for users to be able to upgrade
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