The Vulkan drivers should be at least as available as OpenGL on both Windows and Linux. So it would make sense to target Vulkan and thus benefit from a shared c

The Vulkan drivers should be at least as available as OpenGL on both Windows and Linux. So it would make sense to target Vulkan and thus benefit from a shared codebase. And if their Mac client base is not big, it should make even more sense to experiment with MoltenVK (lower risk). Anyway, they probably have good reasons for that choice. Just wondering what those are. Perhaps Oracle is not big on relying on community projects like MoltenVK?