OpenGL is not dying only in the sense that vendors and Linux want to keep support around for legacy reasons and applications which don't need to be all that car

OpenGL is not dying only in the sense that vendors and Linux want to keep support around for legacy reasons and applications which don't need to be all that carefully optimized. It is pretty much dead otherwise, as it hasn't received any meaningful updates and extensions in a while exposing the myriad of features that newer GPUs have made available in Vulkan.