Marius Bakke skribis: > Guillaume Le Vaillant writes: > >> Tobias Geerinckx-Rice via Bug reports for GNU Guix skribis: >> >>> Romulasry, are you suffering from specific Mesa 20.0.7 problems that 20.2.2 >>> might fix? Please let us know. An otherwise working package not being at the >>> latest upstream version isn't a bug. >>> >>> romulasry via Bug reports for GNU Guix 写道： >>>> Mesa 20.2.2 is released >>> >>> The core-updates branch updates Mesa to 20.1.9. Would you like to submit >>> a (tested) core-updates patch updating it to 20.2.2? >> >> Hi, >> >> Mesa 20.2 brings direct OpenGL rendering support for Nvidia RTX 20xx >> graphic cards with the nouveau driver, whereas with our current version >> these cards have to use LLVMpipe. >> I tested the update quickly on my local staging branch using glxgears >> and vlc, and it worked fine. When reading a video the CPU usage dropped >> from 30% to 2%, which is nice. > > That is great news. > > The current 'staging' branch is just about ready for merge[*], so a Mesa > update will have to wait until the next round. > > However, I think libGL is fairly ABI-stable, so you may be able to > "graft" this version in the mean time, like in commit > fdd883509301845ddb4dc90e70e58b469afb5441. > > [*] gst-plugins-good fails on armhf and i686, not sure what to do about > it yet: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-plugins-good/-/issues/803 I'll try this grafting trick, thanks for the pointer. I saw that issue 803 of gst-plugin-good has been closed with patch 2ce5909f; are there other things blocking the merge of the 'staging' branch into 'master'?