Mesa 25.2.6 rolls out with more fixes for Intel GPUs, Zink and NVK

Mesa 25.2.6 is the newest bug repair launch accessible now for open supply Linux graphics drivers, pulling in contemporary updates for video games and different assorted points. This follows on from the exciting Mesa 25.2.5 release that had a significant bug repair for customers of Intel GPUs.

One other launch that is trying even higher for Intel GPU homeowners, with a number of fixes to the ANV driver (Intel Vulkan) for Murderer’s Creed Valhalla and Wuthering Waves and doubtlessly different video games. Plus enhancements for Zink to cease YouTube movies flickering.

From the changelog:

• [ANV][PTL][DG2] Flickering textures in Murderer’s Creed Valhalla benchmark
• ADL, ANV: Wuthering Waves results in gpu reset on Alder Lake iGPU
• [ANV][EXT_debug_utils] descriptor set object_name leak when not calling vkFreeDescriptorSets
• nvk: CTS failures in sample_locations_ext.verify_interpolation.samples_1
• [regression] [bisected] RuneLite GPU Experimental – GPU crash
• lp_test_arit.c:200:14: error: static declaration of ‘rsqrtf’ follows non-static declaration
• construct failure with glibc 2.42
• zink: chromium sparkles in youtube when fullscreening movies
• r600: Attribute stride updates could also be skipped
• anv: Assert in brew when descriptor indexing with modulo
• [ANV][TGL]: test_buffer_feedback_instructions_sm51 on vkd3d-proton crashes

Pictured – Wuthering Waves

As for when to count on the subsequent lot of updates to Mesa, the present launch schedule has the bug repair launch 25.2.7 due out on November twelfth. After which we’ll hopefully see Mesa 25.3 on November fifth as the subsequent function launch, however it might come a bit later relying on stability as that is both the fourth launch candidate or the ultimate launch.

In associated information – Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will perform better on AMD GPUs with Mesa 26.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.