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[–] Max_P@lemmy.max-p.me 7 points 1 month ago

Mesa is more than just the fallback, it's literally the entire userland graphics stack for all the open-source drivers. Intel, AMD, it's also where the Apple Silicon drivers for Asahi lives and more.

It's not slow at all, unless you end up with the CPU renderer (llvmpipe/lavapipe) due to an unsupported graphics card. That's usually NVIDIA users because nouveau isn't great. But even then, when NVK comes out, it's also in mesa.