Remove legacy OpenGL support.#21143
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No, that is still used for switching between GL/GLES/ANGLE. |
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Then I'll gladly take this PR
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With #21142 and its future followups adding many new shaders, support for the legacy GLSL version is becoming increasingly awkward to maintain.
The sysinfo database (downloaded before
release-20231010was released) showed that only 29 out of the 45302 sysinfo entries (0.06%) onrelease-20230225were using this fallback, so this feels like a good time to make the jump.