Is it a good idea to switch from learning openGL to learning Vulkan now?
I was learning openGL in the past months and now that Vulkan is out I am thinking about learning that instead. I've heard that it's harder to learn though, so roughly how long do you think it would take to learn it as a openGL novice?
In openGL I have used instanced rendering with different textures, specular maps in the shader all in perspective 3D of course.

Stick with OpenGL.

Once you are able to create something worth putting in a portfolio you can think about moving to something else.

Don't become a "frameworks junkie", you will never learn anything.

@nickpapoutsis I think normally I'd agree, but OpenGL is a very long standing project, and Vulkan seems like it's the new OpenGL? It's not like JavaScript where there's a new framework every other day.

On the other hand, it won't hurt to know both, as you might come across OpenGL in current or legacy projects.

@drRoss
That's what I thought, but @nickpapoutsis has got me convinced to stick with openGL a little longer. I should focus on what I know now and get some hands on practice before I start learning a new thing. Vulkan is still pretty new anyways so who knows what might still change and adapting to that is even harder if I haven't even had any experience with openGL, which even is easier after all.
It's a question you have to ask yourself because it seems like Vulkan will be taking over, but I think it is smarter to get some more constructive practice before starting all over with something as big as Vulkan.