wine users - Apr 2011 - state of OpenGL in software rendering

Hi,
I have a general question: 
Is "OpenGL in software" (versus hardware acceleration) considered to
work in most cases in Wine, or is it not yet enough implemented?

As far as I have been informed, this feature of Google SketchUp does the export
of 2d images from a 3d scene via OpenGL "in software" rendering:
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24679

The 3d drawing space has two options for rendering, in Wine we normally have to
enable hardware acceleration to make it work (otherwise crash). Unfortunately,
the SketchUp developers don't offer hardware acceleration for 2d image
export (on which relay many other functions of that software).

So we are unsure if there is a chance to make it work at all.

Aerilius wrote:
> Is "OpenGL in software" (versus hardware acceleration) considered
to work in most cases in Wine, or is it not yet enough implemented?
Wine has no such thing. You should be using mesa OpenGL if you want software
emulation.