I contacted HPe support, they say the Server model does not support OpenGL and installing a good GPU won't fix the issue. The Hyper-V host device manager says it has a Maxtrox G200eh3 video card, that's a legacy card as far as i can find.

I also ran the tester on the Hyper-V host machine with the same result. OpenGL extention viewer says Nvidia supports/has 4.6 Did a test using Geeks3D, executed a demo with openGL 4.6 and it runs, all demos. They ran a OpenGL tester and my VM says running version 1.1 Vendor Microsoft.

This GL 4.4 support is working for at least.

A Phoronix reader pointed out today that with the new Intel Windows driver there's now OpenGL 4.4.0 compliance with GLSL 4.40. I contacted the HiCAD support and they say it is because of the lack of OpenGL4.3. The Intel Windows driver is up to supporting the OpenGL 4.4 specification while the company's open-source Linux graphics driver still doesn't yet fully support OpenGL 4.0. I tried installing the viewer, what was succesfully but we can't open it. The RDSH is for running a ERP client and Office applications, but now they also want to use a viewer of a CAD Software (HiCAD). All running on a HP Proliant Gen10 server. It is a Hyper-V host (Server 2019) with some other VM's and the RDSH is a Server 2019 VM. It doesn’t support VMs with different architectures (x86_64 VMs on M1 Macs), macOS virtual machines, and Ubuntu 20.04.4 and 22.04 for arm64.For a customer we set up a simple RDSH environment (session based). VMware clarifies that this update is still a “ work in progress” and hence, brings in some limitations. Standardized Texture Compression Format: ETC Wrapping up our look at OpenGL ES 3.0’s features, we have texture compression. The Vmware Fusion update can be downloaded via the company’s website.Īs interesting and happy as the news is, it brings in some issues too. OpenGL ES 3.0 will add support for MSAA’d rendering to a texture. VMware is providing a single “.dmg” to install the Fusion software on both Intel and Apple Silicon-powered Macs. The VMware Fusion 12 update also includes features like 2D GFX and Networking, VMtools installation for Windows 11 GOS on M1, Improved Linux support on M1, 3D Graphics HW Acceleration, and OpenGL 4.3 in Linux, among other things. OpenGL ES 3.0 now makes support for Ericssons free-to-use ETC texture compression mandatory, which offers 6:1 and 4:1 RGB and RGBA compression respectively, essentially providing one compression. This will only encrypt important files similar to the actual Windows 11 TPM for improved VM performance while maintaining the security of the data stored. It comes with the enhanced virtual TPM (Trusted Platform Module) with fast encryption, key auto-gen, and key storage via Keychain and can be used on any VM, given that it supports fast encryption.

Opengl 4.3 support