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OpenGL is a 3D graphics library and your system probably already support it via a video driver, provided by <code>mesa</code> or <code>nvidia</code> package.
OpenGL is the 3D graphics library the game uses, which needs to be supported by a graphics driver. If you have a graphics card (integrated or dedicated) but do not have drivers installed, you will need to search online for installation instructions for your specific hardware, Linux distribution, and package manager. The process will be similar to the installation of .NET above, but may include additional steps to add third-party repositories to your package manager.

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OpenGL is the 3D graphics library the game uses, which needs to be supported by a graphics driver. If you have a graphics card (integrated or dedicated) but do not have drivers installed, you will need to search online for installation instructions for your specific hardware, Linux distribution, and package manager. The process will be similar to the installation of .NET above, but may include additional steps to add third-party repositories to your package manager.

OpenGL is the 3D graphics library the game uses, which needs to be supported by a graphics driver. If you have a graphics card (integrated or dedicated) but do not have drivers installed, you will need to search online for installation instructions for your specific hardware, Linux distribution, and package manager. The process will be similar to the installation of .NET above, but may include additional steps to add third-party repositories to your package manager.