** Description changed: - Mesa 20.2.0 has been delayed by upstream, but we still want it in 20.10. - It's currrently at rc4, final was supposed to be out a month ago. It's - been in debian experimental since rc1. + Mesa 20.2.0 was released on Sep 28th a month late, but we still want it + in 20.10. It's been in debian experimental since rc1. The packaging in + debian also migrates to use llvm 11. - The packaging in debian also migrates to use llvm 11. + The risks involve graphical issues or even crashes when running more + intense OpenGL/Vulkan apps like games. Running a desktop is a simple + use-case and should work fine across the board. Upstream gitlab has a + fairly extensive CI for various drivers, while Intel tests on their own + CI. This means that any showstoppers should be shaken out already. + + We will be able to pull maybe two point-releases before groovy is + frozen, and then push more as an SRU. + + I've tested 20.2.0 on Intel and AMD (RX 5700) and the latter too with + some games, all good. packages for groovy are available on ppa:canonical-x/x-staging
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