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Mesa 26.2 development branch adds DLSS support to NVIDIA’s open-source NVK Vulkan driver

Mesa 26.2’s development branch has merged initial support for NVIDIA DLSS in the open-source NVK Vulkan driver, though it requires NVIDIA’s proprietary DLSS libraries. The change allows Linux users to enable AI upscaling in compatible Vulkan games, improving performance and image quality. Despite the closed-source dependency, it marks a key step toward narrowing the feature gap with NVIDIA’s proprietary Linux driver.
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