04:48zackr: if you happen to live in the sf bay area (office is in palo alto) or austin and are looking for a position working full time on drm, kernel and mesa please ping me, broadcom is hiring. it's in-office and it's broadcom, but in terms of total-compensation they will, most likely, beat everyone else right now
05:06HdkR: :thonk:
07:39MrCooper: emersion: would be nice if you could use a fork for libdrm MRs, pushing topic branches to the main repo generates dri-patches list posts
07:40emersion: ah, didn't realize i was using the main repo
07:47emersion: it shouldn't happen again :)
07:58MrCooper: no worries, figured something like that, thanks
12:04fomys: Hi all, can someone take a look at this patch https://lore.kernel.org/r/20250415-yuv-v18-2-f2918f71ec4b@bootlin.com?
12:04fomys: It was informally reviewed by Maxime some time ago [1], but never received any formal Ack/Reviewed-by.
12:04fomys: [1]: https://lore.kernel.org/all/20250205-pristine-perch-of-abundance-7abac1@houat/
13:52zmike: jenatali: alright you are clear to merge
13:52zmike: thanks for waiting
13:53jenatali: zmike: thanks!
14:06emersion: fomys: have you tried pinging maintainers/reviewers?
17:34vmignot: Hi there ! I've been working on adding NVK support for Alpine, I'm wondering whether it's normal behaviour for NVK's mme tests to be installed in /usr/bin when the build-test option is enabled
18:35glehmann: now that nine is gone, how far away is deleting tgsi to nir?
18:35Hazematman: I think softpipe still uses tgsi so that would have to be removed or updated
18:36glehmann: softpipe uses nir to tgsi because it executes tgsi, but why would it need nir to tgsi?
18:37glehmann: I think there are still meta shader written as TGSI all over gallium though, like the blitter
18:38glehmann: Hazematman: eh I meant, why would softpipe need tgsi to nir?
18:44Hazematman: sorry you're right it doesn't need tgsi to nir