Graphics: Wayland 1.16, Weston 5.0 and Mesa 18.1.7
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weston 5.0.0
This is the official release of weston 5.0.0.
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Wayland 1.16 Released, Likely The Last Time-Based Release, Plus Weston 5.0
Current Wayland/Weston release manager Derek Foreman of Samsung OSG today announced the release of Wayland 1.16 as well as the Weston 5.0 reference compositor.
Wayland 1.16 brings build system updates, drops the wl_buffer definition, the protocol now supports a zero physical size output, and other small work... Really nothing too major in Wayland 1.16.
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mesa 18.1.7
Mesa 18.1.7 is now available for general consumption. This release has been rather small compared to the last few release, There's just a handful of fixes in total. Meson, radv, anv, gallium winsys, intel, i965, and r600 were the only recipients of fixs this go around.
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Mesa 18.1.7 Released With Few Bug Fixes
Mesa 18.1.7 ships with the last two weeks worth of fixes in the Mesa stable space. But overall this isn't nearly as big as past Mesa 18.1 point releases. Mesa 18.1.7 has some minor fixes to R600 Gallium3D, Intel i965, RADV Vulkan driver fixes, the Doom workaround has been back-ported to RADV, and a variety of other fixes.'
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