How to Enable Opengl
on Raspberry Pi
Setup Tutorial
Currently, ExaGear Desktop has started to support Hardware Graphics Acceleration. This feature significantly increases performance of graphics intensive x86 applications running with ExaGear on RPi 2 and RPi 3. To enjoy this feature you should enable hardware graphics acceleration on Raspbian. For that, run the following command in the command line terminal:
You will see a blue screen with options in a grey box. Select the option “Update this tool to the latest version”. An updating process will start, so you need to wait until it’s performed.
When the blue screen with options appears again, find “Advanced Options”, select it.
You will see the options menu. Here, you need to select “GL Driver”
And, finally, choose “GL (Full KMS) OpenGL desktop driver with full KMS”.
Select
This is it.
If you’d like to learn more on how to use OpenGL hardware acceleration for playing PC games, learn our artical about Raspberry Pi Gaming and ways of using Raspberry Pi as an emulator for games.
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