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tomreynhi there. i'm having an issue, possibly with xorg-edgers's modules / mesa. it only affects a single steam game, though, which is admittedly weird.13:25
tomreyni rebooted this system (actually power off/on) after roughly two weeks of uptime + installed updates. ever since then, mouse and keyboard input is registered with much delay by this 3d MOBA game (called 'Strife', by S2 games).13:27
tomreynneither steam nor this game way updated during these two weeks (or after the reboot).13:28
tomreyns/way/was/13:28
tomreynnor was steams / this games' configuration changed.13:28
tomreynother 3D games do not show this behavior, however.13:29
tomreynthe delay is massive, often taking up to 3-5 seconds (while other times there is no delay at all). it is as if mouse + keyboard input is cached and the cache not checked frequently enough.13:31
tomreyni'll be happy to try and help debugging this further if it seems worth it (but i would understand if not so, since i'm a single user reporting it for a single game only).13:31
tomreyni'm on xubuntu 16.04 (fully patched),  AMD RV730 (DRM 2.43.0 / 4.4.0-51-generic, LLVM 3.9.0)13:32
tomreynx86_6413:33
tomreyni don't dare filing a bug report since i'm not even sure it's worth your time looking into this.13:34
tomreyn(but do tell me if i should)13:34
jcastrohey tjaalton, do you know if the new rolling HWE thing will also cover mesa?14:05
tjaaltonjcastro: normally it would14:18
tjaaltonit just replaces lts-yakkety/lts-zesty/lts-?? with lts-hwe14:19
jcastrotjaalton: right so what I was thinking, given the announcement, that the point releases with the HWE kernels would help fix the old mesa problem in distro itself14:19
tjaaltonjcastro: to some extent yes, and we've had that for two lts releases now14:20
tjaaltonand third still tbd what it looks like14:20
tjaaltonyakkety shipped with 12.0.3, not 13.0.x14:20
tjaaltonwhich is what feral "needs"14:21
jcastrowell, tbh I don't think anyone needed mesa to be so aggressively updated until the past year or so right? 14:21
jcastronot sure, I don't have AMD gear14:21
tjaaltonright, amd finally ditched fglrx14:22
tjaaltonwhich puts more pressure on mesa14:22
jcastrobut, theoretically if the guy pushing aggresively in the PPA's work can be reused in whatever is in -devel and normal releases then maybe the normal releases won't be as behind as much?14:23
tjaaltonnormal releases are still bound to FF14:23
tjaaltonand upstream release schedule doesn't necessarily align with outs14:24
tjaaltonours14:24
* jcastro nods14:24
tjaaltonmesa 13 got delayed14:24
tjaaltonpartly because 12 got delayed14:24
jcastrowell, I suspect any gamer or enthusiast will just use the PPA and deal with it since that's probably way better for them than the old fglrx days14:24
tjaaltonI kept asking when 13 is released since august, but didn't get a reply until it was too late14:24
tjaaltonyes14:24
tjaaltonHWE wise the latest isn't always needed14:25
tjaaltonand support for new hw can be backported fairly easy14:25
tjaaltonI have a package with polaris support (from 12) added on top of 11.214:26
jcastrodoes debian use the same exact packaging? like, do we both build out of that git repo?14:28
tjaaltonstill, would rather see 12 backported as-is, unrenamed. then after 1704 is released the same for mesa 2017.03 or whatever14:28
tjaaltonyes14:28
jcastroso, if we get those two PPA building guys to just do their work their, it fixes both distros and the PPA. :D14:28
tjaaltonyes14:28
tjaaltonthey'd need to be on irc and on pkg-xorg14:29
jcastroack14:29
tjaaltonpreferably #debian-x@ofc too14:29
tjaaltonoftc14:29
jcastrook14:29
jcastroI'll recommend that as a next step14:30
tjaaltongit snapshots don't need to be kept on a proper branch, but once a rc is released it's usually kept on the debian-experimental branch and packaging fixed there14:30
tjaaltonthen once the new release has it's first or second point-release, it's moved to debian-unstable14:30
tjaaltonor merged there actually14:31
tjaaltonwith every new upstream release there is a certain git dance that needs to be handled so that the history remains intact14:31
tjaaltonthe old upstream needs to be merged with 'git merge -s ours'14:31
mamarleytseliot: Sorry, I forgot to test 304 yesterday.  I will do that today.  Also, don't hesitate to bug me about these things. :)14:31
tjaaltonthen the packaging branch14:32
tjaaltonanyway, I can teach them when the time is right14:32
tseliotmamarley: ok, I'll wait for your results. Thanks15:10
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