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For a computer graphics class we will be developing opengl 3+ applications. I have installed ubuntu under both vmware and virtualbox, and installed there respective guest additions.



If I run



 glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version"


I get



OpenGL version string: 2.1 Chromium 1.9



Is there any way that OpenGL 3+ is supported in a virtual machine (with ubuntu as guest?)



Info: The host is Windows 8 64bit Intel i7-920, nVidia 560Ti GPU.



Thank you in advance!



EDIT: Forgot to mention that because this is academic, software rendering using openGL 3+ is also ok. I find Mesa3D promising, but can't find enough information on how to install in ubuntu and force software rendering (using openGL 3+). Any information is welcome.










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    For a computer graphics class we will be developing opengl 3+ applications. I have installed ubuntu under both vmware and virtualbox, and installed there respective guest additions.



    If I run



     glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version"


    I get



    OpenGL version string: 2.1 Chromium 1.9



    Is there any way that OpenGL 3+ is supported in a virtual machine (with ubuntu as guest?)



    Info: The host is Windows 8 64bit Intel i7-920, nVidia 560Ti GPU.



    Thank you in advance!



    EDIT: Forgot to mention that because this is academic, software rendering using openGL 3+ is also ok. I find Mesa3D promising, but can't find enough information on how to install in ubuntu and force software rendering (using openGL 3+). Any information is welcome.










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      For a computer graphics class we will be developing opengl 3+ applications. I have installed ubuntu under both vmware and virtualbox, and installed there respective guest additions.



      If I run



       glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version"


      I get



      OpenGL version string: 2.1 Chromium 1.9



      Is there any way that OpenGL 3+ is supported in a virtual machine (with ubuntu as guest?)



      Info: The host is Windows 8 64bit Intel i7-920, nVidia 560Ti GPU.



      Thank you in advance!



      EDIT: Forgot to mention that because this is academic, software rendering using openGL 3+ is also ok. I find Mesa3D promising, but can't find enough information on how to install in ubuntu and force software rendering (using openGL 3+). Any information is welcome.










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      For a computer graphics class we will be developing opengl 3+ applications. I have installed ubuntu under both vmware and virtualbox, and installed there respective guest additions.



      If I run



       glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version"


      I get



      OpenGL version string: 2.1 Chromium 1.9



      Is there any way that OpenGL 3+ is supported in a virtual machine (with ubuntu as guest?)



      Info: The host is Windows 8 64bit Intel i7-920, nVidia 560Ti GPU.



      Thank you in advance!



      EDIT: Forgot to mention that because this is academic, software rendering using openGL 3+ is also ok. I find Mesa3D promising, but can't find enough information on how to install in ubuntu and force software rendering (using openGL 3+). Any information is welcome.







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