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Spice upstream repos for unstable spice can be found here.


Stable release (0.10.x)

0.10.x is the latest stable series. The 0.10.x releases contain the addition of usb redirection (linux client only), semi-seamless migration, disabled-by-default multiple client support, and 32 bit server support.

0.10.1 - stable release

0.10.0 - stable release (yeah, it is totally not a .0 release)

Development release (0.9.x)

0.9.x is the latest development release.

Temp - only new spice-protocol so far. Added semi-seamless migration support

0.9.1 - development release.

0.9.0 - development release.

Stable release (0.8.x)

0.8.x is the latest stable series. The 0.8.x releases contain the addition of smartcard (CAC) support / redirection and bugfixes.

0.8.2 - Second bug fix release.

0.8.1 - Bug fix release

0.8.0 - First stable 0.8.x release

Stable release (0.6.x)

0.6.x is the previous stable series. This release has some major changes in the protocol and is not be compatible with old 0.4 clients.

A qemu repository with support for spice is availible in the spice git repositories, but we're trying to get the patches into upstream qemu and hope they will land early in the qemu 0.14 release schedule.

Source releases:

0.6.4 - Bugfix release

0.6.3 - Bugfix and Enhancement release

0.6.2 - Skipped

0.6.2 was skipped because a small but nasty bug was found while preparing the release.

0.6.1 - Bugfix update

0.6.0 - New stable release

0.5.3 - Binary stable (API, PCI and Network) release

0.5.2 - First API stable release

gtk widget + client

Experimental gtk spice gtk widget and client app are available here. It features glib-based objects for spice protocol parsing and a gtk widget for embedding the spice display into other applications such as virt-manager. Python bindings are available too. The implementation isn't complete yet, the most important bits are there though so it is already usable.

spice-xpi

Spice-XPI plugin for mozilla plugin compatible browsers. This is used for launching the spice client from the RHEV-M user portal.

libcacard

Library for emulating CAC cards. Required for smartcard remoting. Releases:

Xspice

Xspice - an X and Spice server. Requires Xorg. See README.xspice.

  • See wiki for known problems and work arounds.
  • xf86-video-qxl-0.0.16.tar.bz2 this is not an error, it is the xspice source distribution as well as the xf86-video-qxl one.

Windows binaries:

Fedora packages:

Packages for Fedora 12+13 are available from http://kraxel.fedorapeople.org/spice/. Fedora 14 and later include spice support, checkout the Spice feature page.

Gentoo ebuild:

Gentoo comes with an ebuild for spice, see http://packages.gentoo.org/package/app-emulation/spice

Ubuntu packages:

Packages for Ubuntu available from https://launchpad.net/~dev-zero/+archive/spice.

Arch linux packages:

Packages for Arch linux available from AUR http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=40559

Other binaries:

First public release (0.4.x)

This is the first public release of spice.

Spice RPMs for for Fedora 12 (0.4.x)

Spice rpms for Fedora 12 are available via a yum repository.

To set up spice.repo execute the following commands:

  • sudo wget -P /etc/yum.repos.d/ http://spice-space.org/download/spice.repo
  • sudo rpm --import http://spice-space.org/download/RPM-GPG-KEY-spice-fedora-12-x86_64

To install packages do e.g:

  • sudo yum install spice-client
  • sudo yum install qemu-spice

wireshark support

An experimental binary for x86-64 fedora (should work on any x86-64 linux, but untested):

get_spice