If you get Blender updates automatically through an app store of some kind (Steam, Snap, Microsoft), there may be some delay in when 3.1 updates from those places (usually no more than a few hours), but you can always get the latest release direct from if you don't want to wait. The official release should happen sometime tomorrow afternoon (CET, UTC+1) with the main website switching over to 3.1, assuming nothing crazy happens with the daily build (UPDATE: 3.1 is now available from the main download page). In the next hours, the build will start to be compiled and packaged for all platforms and start showing up on the daily builds page (UPDATE: The 3.1 daily build is now listed as stable, and is the release version, reflected on the splash screen). There doesn't seem to be any showstoppers for 3.1 being released so it should go ahead tomorrow. The next daily build they do should be the same as the release build. Per the Bf-committers email list, Blender 3.1 just entered "bcon5", which means it's being released in the next day. With any luck, users utilizing Vulkan support from within Blender's environment can flourish and eventually heighten the graphics card support within this prominent open-source 3D modeling application.The Blender 3.1 splash screen by orencloud. The support is also not heavily packaged beyond enterprise Linux allocations. Currently, it appears a majority of AMD Radeon Linux users do not install the company's Radeon ROCm driver stack for HIP support. Users operating Blender on the Linux operating system have an alternative with NVIDIA and the company's in-house driver stack, which has provided exceptional CUDA/OptiX GPU acceleration support. Blender users receive the benefit from AMD Radeon graphics acceleration. Users anticipate no further delays in AMD HIP for Linux with Blender support. Blender is planning to release version 3.2 in June 2022. Linux users should be able to use it under 3.2 in march though.ĭaily developer builds for Blender 3.2, currently in "alpha" testing, can be found on the Blender organization's website.
It should be out sometime after bcon3 and before bcon4, but I'm proposing Linux support gets pushed to Blender 3.2 so there is time for testing. Our driver release timeline unfortunately doesn't quite line up with the dates for Blender 3.1, and there are some fixes in there that are needed.
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