Graphics: ROCm, Vulkan, RADV and More
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ROCm 1.9 Compute Components To Support Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
For those wanting to use the open-source ROCm Radeon Open Compute stack on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, it will be supported by the next release.
The ROCm compute stack with OpenCL support will officially support Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with the upcoming ROCm 1.9 release. Gregory Stoner of AMD's compute team c
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The Vulkan Open-Source Ecosystem Grows: Now More Than 2,100 GitHub Projects
Just over one month after there were 2,000 Vulkan-mentioning projects on GitHub, the 2,100 project milestone has been breached.
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RADV Gets Fix For DXVK With World of Warcraft & Other Games
If you have been experiencing rendering issues with the Vulkan-over-Direct3D "DXVK" layer while playing games on Wine and are using the RADV Vulkan driver, you may want to upgrade to the latest Git.
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Libinput 1.11 Is Bringing With It Many Linux Input Improvements
Within the libinput world, the 1.11 development cycle has been going on long with Libinput 1.10 having debuted in January. But this long development cycle is bringing with it many changes.
Peter Hutterer of Red Hat who started the libinput project today announced the first release candidate of the upcoming libinput 1.11.
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Mesa 18.2 Due For Release In August
While Mesa 18.1 just officially shipped last week, Mesa 18.2 as next quarter's open-source 3D OpenGL/Vulkan graphics driver stack update is scheduled for release in mid-August.
The tentative Mesa 18.2 release schedule puts the official Mesa 18.2.0 release for 10 August or potentially 17 August depending upon if a fourth release candidate is needed or any other release delays.
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