OpenGL 2.0 Shader Support

Hey Everyone,
Not sure if this is the right spot to write this but thought I'd start here.
My mini suffers from an intel gma 950 graphics card which does not provide hardware level support for OpenGL 2.0 Shader Support which in turn is required for various stuff and things.
I'm wondering if anyone has found a way to provide software support for this function or a workaround to get applications functioning that have this requirement.
Thanks!

I can't wait till reviews start taking it apart, I wan't to see more detail.

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