As a programmer, Vulkan is like OpenGL has decided to stop holding your hand and let you spread your wings. Learning curve is utterly brutal, but no more assumptions - you’ve complete control and everything is open to you.
As a user? Install Wine and DXVK, or just Proton that brings everything with it, enjoy everything just working better. Not really a tough decision.
So Vulkan is the hard truth and directX openGL is the easy life where everything just works? That has not been by experience at all.
As a programmer, Vulkan is like OpenGL has decided to stop holding your hand and let you spread your wings. Learning curve is utterly brutal, but no more assumptions - you’ve complete control and everything is open to you.
As a user? Install Wine and DXVK, or just Proton that brings everything with it, enjoy everything just working better. Not really a tough decision.
I’d say most people’s lives in the matrix were not such an ‘easy life’
1999, peak civilization, just easy lives for everyone!
Except if you’re X% of the population. The XX% though…
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