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Should I reboot after mesa upgrade on Fedora?

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Should I reboot after mesa upgrade on Fedora?
posted Jun 20, 2018 by anonymous

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Probably only need a log out/in.

answer Jun 20, 2018 by Honey
I'd think the entire GUI system would probably need a restart since Mesa is a fairly integral part of the graphics system. Not sure if just a logout/login is adequate as X (or Wayland) continues to run to present the greeter. I could be wrong there.
commented Jun 20, 2018 by anonymous
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