The release notes highlight fixes for multiple drivers, such as EGL/surfaceless, Radeonsi, and Zink, as well as corrections for potential race conditions across various system components. Notable contributors to this release include Eric Engestrom, Caio Oliveira, and Faith Ekstrand, among others, each addressing specific issues and enhancements.
In addition, the release includes updates to documentation and a reminder for users to report any issues they encounter. The next bugfix release is scheduled for April 16th, continuing the commitment to regular updates and improvements.
To extend this summary, users can expect Mesa 25.0.3 to enhance overall graphics performance and stability across various applications, particularly those that rely on advanced rendering techniques. The Mesa development team continues to prioritize community feedback and collaboration, making it easier for developers to contribute to the project and resolve potential issues. Moreover, with a robust release cycle and a growing list of features, Mesa remains a vital component in the open-source graphics ecosystem, supporting a wide range of hardware and software environments.
For those interested, the release can be downloaded from the Mesa website, where additional resources, including SHA checksums and PGP signatures, are also provided for verification
Mesa 25.0.3 released
Mesa 25.0.3 is now available for download. The release addresses several issues, including the decoding of 3-src destination stride in EU validation, correcting GMEM offset for multisample layered separate stencil, and re-enabling trace jobs with the updated Piglit. Additional enhancements comprise the reactivation of trace jobs, rectified rotation with scaling for compute shaders, and the remapping of 10/12-bit formats to 16-bit.
The release notes for version 25.0.3 include an update for 25.0.3, and the release notes for version 25.0.2 are also accessible. Additional enhancements comprise the reactivation of the trace job with an updated Piglit, resolution of the regression in extension-checking, and advancements in assign_regs, assign_regs, and assign_regs.
