I'm sure everyone's favorite /exclusive/ Mac apps are probably using Metal. I'm guessing you haven't used apps like Maya, Nuke, or Houdini. They were all writ

I'm sure everyone's favorite /exclusive/ Mac apps are probably using Metal. I'm guessing you haven't used apps like Maya, Nuke, or Houdini. They were all written in the mid-90's on IRIX machines and later ported to Linux, Windows, and OSX. Surprisingly, 3d performance isn't always big goal of their's. My guess is the core features don't sell new versions, so even though they have annual releases those things don't get much attention. They'll have drawing issues and transparency sorting problems for years. Same with audio bugs. Their Mac support was spotty and irregular until the past 5-10 years.