Mesa 23.1.1 3D graphics library released: Improved Firefox browser VA-API / H.264 decoding in Fedora 37

News on June 5th, Mesa 23.1.1 was released as the first maintenance update of the latest Mesa 23.1 open source graphics stack series, suitable for Linux-based operating systems and other supported platforms , various bug fixes for known applications and video games.

Mesa 23.1.1 includes a number of fixes for its various open source graphics drivers, improving VA-API/H.264 on Fedora Linux 37 systems using the Mozilla Firefox web browser and AMD Radeon RX 6600 graphics card, and VA-API video output on AMD Radeon RX 6600 GPU, etc.

Mesa 23.1.1 version also improves support for a variety of games, such as Assassin's Creed: Valhalla for RADV (Radeon Vulkan driver), ANV (Intel Vulkan driver) Rainbow Six Siege, Pixel Game Maker MV, Microsoft Flight Simulator and Battlefield 1-5 for RADV’s AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX GPU.

Mesa 23.1.1 also includes improved support for Unity’s “Enemies” tech demo on the RADV driver, improved support for the GFXBench 4 and 5 graphics benchmark suite on Android, and improved support for the GFXBench 4 and 5 graphics benchmark suites with the RadeonSI driver. The program supports AMD Radeon R9 270X graphics cards and made various other minor bug fixes.

IT Home attaches the official website download of Mesa 23.1.1 (Click this link). The new version of Mesa will also be launched in the GNU/Linux distribution stable software repository soon, improving Gaming/graphics experience on Linux.

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