Vulkan is by far the worst API of all the modern graphics API. It's crap. It's also not even trying to be portable, expecting you to query a million things and then adapt to the platform.
I for one am glad Vulkan is not "it"
Also, it's not even portable on Windows. Sure, if you're making a game, you can expect your gamer audiences have it installed. If you're making an app and you expect businesses to use you it you'll find neither OpenGL nor Vulkan work on most business class machines view Remote Desktop. The point being, it's not portable by design nor in actuality
No one else developed anything that's better to propose it as a common API. So it's Vulkan or nothing. Let's see those stuck up lock-in proponents who excuse not supporting it using this logic proposing something else. They didn't? So they can get lost and start supporting Vulkan first.
Why would remote desktop make a difference for the API? I thought MS killed RemoteFX without any replacement? As in, everyone including DirectX is in the same bad state...
Sure it works. But the message before suggested that OpenGL and Vulkan don't for some reason. As far as I know they all work though and have worked for years now.
I for one am glad Vulkan is not "it"
Also, it's not even portable on Windows. Sure, if you're making a game, you can expect your gamer audiences have it installed. If you're making an app and you expect businesses to use you it you'll find neither OpenGL nor Vulkan work on most business class machines view Remote Desktop. The point being, it's not portable by design nor in actuality