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 I should have mentioned this here a week ago. The Vulkan AV1 encode extension has been out for a while, and I'd done the initial work on enabling it with radv on AMD GPUs. I then left it in a branch, which Benjamin from AMD picked up and fixed a bunch of bugs, and then we both got distracted. I realised when doing VP9 that it hasn't landed, so did a bit of cleanup. Then David from AMD picked it up and carried it over the last mile and it got merged last week.

So radv on supported hw now supports all vulkan decode/encode formats currently available.  

A change proposal to end support for 32-bit x86 (i686) applications on the x86_64 architecture with the Fedora 44 release has been withdrawn after significant pushback. As proposed, the change could have had a significant impact on gamers, compiler development, and the Bazzite project, which uses Fedora as a base for a gaming-focused distribution. While i686 gets a reprieve for now, the question still lingers: who is going to keep the necessary i686 packages in working order when few upstream maintainers or volunteer packagers care about the architecture?