Apple Explained why they're going to End Support for OpenGL at a WWDC 2018 Developer Session

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By Jack PurcherJun 7, 2018, 9:21 am1.4k ptsHotTop
In case you missed it, Apple will stop supporting the popular cross-platform graphics renderer OpenGL in favor of Apple’s Metal for iOS, macOS, and tvOS. After some game developers publicly threatened to stop making Mac games, Apple explained its reasoning last night at a Metal for OpenGL Developers session.

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