About: VMGL

VMGL (formerly Xen-GL) allows virtual machines to run OpenGL applications. The guest operating system uses VMGL, which transmits the request to the host operating system, which in turn makes OpenGL calls to the actual video card. Using WineD3D, Windows guests can translate Direct3D calls to OpenGL which in turn allows you to play video games inside a virtual machine.

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dbpedia-owl:abstract	VMGL (formerly Xen-GL) allows virtual machines to run OpenGL applications. The guest operating system uses VMGL, which transmits the request to the host operating system, which in turn makes OpenGL calls to the actual video card. Using WineD3D, Windows guests can translate Direct3D calls to OpenGL which in turn allows you to play video games inside a virtual machine.
dbpedia-owl:wikiPageExternalLink	http://www.xen.org/files/xensummit_4/vmgl_Cavilla.pdf http://vmgl.sourceforge.net/
dbpprop:notability	September 2009
dbpprop:unreferenced	September 2009
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rdfs:comment	VMGL (formerly Xen-GL) allows virtual machines to run OpenGL applications. The guest operating system uses VMGL, which transmits the request to the host operating system, which in turn makes OpenGL calls to the actual video card. Using WineD3D, Windows guests can translate Direct3D calls to OpenGL which in turn allows you to play video games inside a virtual machine.
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