graphics-driver

Triton is a new Windows driver for QEMU that, together with the Neptune layer, brings full DirectX 11 graphics acceleration to Windows virtual machines by implementing the DirectX DDI instead of API interception.

Kraid, the new compiler for the Panfrost driver stack, now passes all 800,000 Vulkan CTS tests for compute shaders, marking a major milestone. Vertex and fragment shading are still works in progress, and code quality improvements remain.

Valve has sponsored Collabora engineers to port the open-source RADV Vulkan driver to Microsoft Windows, with initial work showing successful demos of Counter-Strike 2. The project aims to leverage AMD's Windows kernel driver and involves reverse engineering to adapt the driver.