I image that so was GLide at a give point, but today I don't see any strong reason to ever touch OpenGL. If you want something simple for visualizations etc, there are good options out there. And even Python is abandoning 2.x ;)
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Right, that was me. To add a bit more context, it was about the fact that usage flags were added to textures (in iOS 9/El Capitan), and the default usage didn't permit writing or use as a render target. Matter of opinion as to whether that's a breaking change.
There were also some slight changes in shader compiler strictness around which types were permitted as attributes (no packed vectors, IIRC). Minorly inconveniencing code rot, IMO.
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It seems to me a more strict checks more so than breaking backward compatibility. I guess it is a matter of opinion.
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