> One can be righteously indignant that Apple isn't subsidizing everyone else with support for their platforms, whether CUDA, Vulkan, or even Android. But such

> One can be righteously indignant that Apple isn't subsidizing everyone else with support for their platforms, whether CUDA, Vulkan, or even Android. But such emotions won't have any bearing on the final outcome of who wins and who loses in the market for developing and commercializing the graphics technology of the future Time for Apple to unstick from their nasty lock-in attitude, and to support Vulkan. Such sickening lock-in approach in development tools is so much '90s. Apple got frozen in time with having this attitude. Metal isn't even a competitor to Vulkan, due to Metal being Apple only. So it's not a question of what will win. It's a question, whether Apple will remain in the dark age of lock-in or will unstick from it and will become a good citizen that collaborates instead of taxing developers.