For #LinuxMobile and Linux #embedded folks I'd like to point out this post by @hergertme :

https://fosstodon.org/@hergertme/111331619547963573

These patches should help #GTK4 performance on drivers/devices using the GLES3 backend - besides #Asahi notably #panfrost and #v3d, maybe also some #freedreno ones (those where the hardware doesn't support GL 3.2).

If your distro targets such devices and doesn't ship GTK 4.12.x, it might be worth backporting those.

Not an expert here, but I *think* it's mainly the use of VAOs.

Christian Hergert :gnome: (@[email protected])

Did a bisect to find out what commits actually made GTK faster recently on #Asahi and have a MR up to backport to 4.12.x for Fedora 39. Presumably it improves the situation because Asahi GL still exposes older conformance and this will allow GL renderer to use more recent features. https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/6541

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Maíra Canal just finished her #CodingExperience at @igalia and has written this very nice post about the awesome work she has done around IGT, the #v3d and #vc4 Kernel drivers and #Mesa3D

https://mairacanal.github.io/january-update-finishing-my-igalia-ce/

January Update: Finishing my Igalia CE - Maíra Canal

https://melissawen.github.io/blog/2022/11/10/v3d-in-the-mainline# #V3D in #raspberrypi 4 , which distros are supporting this already ? is something I'd like to test with #EmiliaPincab https://purl.org/rzr/pinball#
V3D enablement in mainline kernel | Wen.onweb

Hey,If you enjoy using upstream Linux kernel in your Raspberry Pi system or justwant to give a try in the freshest kernel graphics drivers there, the good ne...

"[…] If you enjoy using upstream #LinuxKernel in your #RaspberryPi system or just want to give a try in the freshest kernel graphics drivers there, the good news is that now you can compile and boot the #V3D driver from the mainline in your #RaspberryPi4. […]" https://melissawen.github.io/blog/2022/11/10/v3d-in-the-mainline
@Raspberry_Pi is officially supported in #fedora37, as #v3d has been added to the upstream kernel by the #fedora #arm team.
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