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Mesa graphics drivers v23.1.0 with Vulkan Graphics Pipeline Libraries for RADV (AMD), smoother gaming for AMD cards and Steam Deck

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A new Mesa graphics drivers v23.1.0 has been released with Vulkan Graphics Pipeline Libraries enabled for RADV (AMD) graphics cards which means it includes the Steam deck.
This will make games that utilize Vulkan run smoother than before.

Some highlights:
- Our OpenCL implementation Rusticl added support for AMD GPUs.
- Both ANV (Intel) and RADV (AMD) got initial support for Vulkan Video
decoding.
- Vulkan Graphics Pipeline Libraries (GPL) are now supported in RADV.

Read more: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2023/05/mesa-graphics-drivers-23-1-0-out-now-with-radv-gpl-enabled/
Original announcement: https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/mesa-announce/2023-May/000720.html
 
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