A backup of answer for https://askubuntu.com/questions/1238523/enabling-opengl-in-windows-10-guest-vm-in-qemu
Full credit to this post by Thomas Schwery. You could just follow the instructions there but I will summarize below. This should get you a more recent version of OpenGL (for me that was 3.1) running on a Windows 10 Guest VM. OpenGL 1.1 was actually already running but since it was so old the application I was trying to run didn’t recognize it.
For my setup I was running a Windows 10 guest with a Gentoo Linux Host using libvirt/KMV/QEMU. Here are the steps I took to get it to work:
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download an already compiled distribution of the Mesa3D sources at https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases
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Extract and run
systemwidedeploy.cmdin a command prompt.
You should see something like this:
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Mesa3D system-wide deployment utility
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Please make a deployment choice:
1. Core desktop OpenGL drivers
2. Core desktop OpenGL drivers + Intel swr
3. Install DirectX IL for redistribution only
4. Microsoft OpenGL over D3D12 driver only (replaces Mesa core desktop OpenGL drivers)
5. Mesa3D off-screen render driver gallium version (osmesa gallium)
7. Mesa3D graw test framework
8. Update system-wide deployment
9. Remove system-wide deployments (uninstall)
10. Exit
Enter choice:
Select the first option 1. Core desktop OpenGL drivers