← Back to context Comment by charcircuit 8 hours ago Metal is universally supported among Apple's product lines. 7 comments charcircuit Reply wongarsu 8 hours ago Just as useful as DirectX being universally supported in Microsoft's product lines.The point of OpenGL was to have an API universally supported everywhere jhatemyjob 8 hours ago That's a bad analogy marky1991 7 hours ago How so?Both are os-specific graphics apis. It seems pretty comparable to me. 2 replies → _flux 7 hours ago Why is it a bad analogy? I don't have experience on either of the libraries, so I may be missing something. kcb 6 hours ago Everything is universally supported in a small enough universe.
wongarsu 8 hours ago Just as useful as DirectX being universally supported in Microsoft's product lines.The point of OpenGL was to have an API universally supported everywhere jhatemyjob 8 hours ago That's a bad analogy marky1991 7 hours ago How so?Both are os-specific graphics apis. It seems pretty comparable to me. 2 replies → _flux 7 hours ago Why is it a bad analogy? I don't have experience on either of the libraries, so I may be missing something.
jhatemyjob 8 hours ago That's a bad analogy marky1991 7 hours ago How so?Both are os-specific graphics apis. It seems pretty comparable to me. 2 replies → _flux 7 hours ago Why is it a bad analogy? I don't have experience on either of the libraries, so I may be missing something.
marky1991 7 hours ago How so?Both are os-specific graphics apis. It seems pretty comparable to me. 2 replies →
_flux 7 hours ago Why is it a bad analogy? I don't have experience on either of the libraries, so I may be missing something.
Just as useful as DirectX being universally supported in Microsoft's product lines.
The point of OpenGL was to have an API universally supported everywhere
That's a bad analogy
How so?
Both are os-specific graphics apis. It seems pretty comparable to me.
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Why is it a bad analogy? I don't have experience on either of the libraries, so I may be missing something.
Everything is universally supported in a small enough universe.