Bug#781078: Package d3dadapter9

[Andrew Cook]

Package: mesa
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch

A branch of wine with support for gallium-nine is being maintained, it
would be convenient if the d3dadapter9.so was built upstream instead of
having to recompile mesa.

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