If you’re a Mac or Linux gamer, however, the next-generation OpenGL is potentially a huge deal.Ī few days ago I thought I’d never run something different than Mac OS X on my MacBook, but then I remembered how great Ubuntu ran some years ago on my old laptop. That’s not necessarily huge news if you’re using a Windows machine-unless this OpenGL successor is really special, most games will probably stick with DirectX 12 in a perpetual love/hate relationship. AMD’s Mantle is here, Microsoft’s DirectX 12 is coming with Windows 10, and at GDC in early March we’ll hear the first news about a successor to the open-source, cross-platform OpenGL API. It’s a great time to be alive if you’re a fanatic about the particulars of various performance-boosting graphics APIs. Attention Linux gamers: Valve, Khronos to reveal next-gen OpenGL successor at GDC.
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