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Mesa 24.3 released
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Just joking. These are Vulkan features to support. Normal users usually don't read those and are not meant for anyway. The first part tells you the feature itself such as
VK_EXT_descriptorand the second part with "on" tells you on what hardware driver it connects to, such asnvkfor Nvidia Vulkan orradvfor Radeon AMD Vulkan driver.You can actually lookup the Vulkan features supported on your hardware. Depends on what driver and hardware you are using. The Nvidia panel list them somewhere (I'm no longer Nvidia user) and on AMD you can in example lookup in KDE Info Center. I'm also a noob and that's all I know. :D