> 1) Recent version from Fedora in iso formatErr, there are sources, see
> - No WHQL, no changelog, no QXL drivers, no Spice Agent available, no source
http://secondary.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/virtio-win/latest/images/src/
> 4) Spice Guest Tools setupI'd tend to consider this agent as an official build, though it probably
> - Unofficial Spice Agent, built from the latest sources using the mingw
> based package:
needs to be put in a zip file next to the older build.
> At the best case, they don't have the QXL driver, causing lag in theFor this use case, all they need to do is to grab the spice-guest-tools
> desktop, no Spice Agent for cut&paste and usually a lot of problems with
> Windows 7.
installer and run that, the mess you describe is the exact reason why I'm
building this installer.
> - Have Fedora build the latest Virtio drivers (this is already done)> spice-space.orgas part of the Spice Guest Tools)
> - Build also the Spice Agent for 32/64 bit (this is done at
> - Build the latest QXL drivers for all the Windows targets supported by theHmm I thought each binary driver release was signed with the Red Hat key
> Virtio drivers (I know the Windows 8 XWDM driver will come eventually later)
> - Sign everything with the Redhat key, as it's doing for the drivers at
> point 2.
(but not WHQL'ed), maybe I missed something...
> - Pack everything into an iso.Is that better than having an installer for everything (aka
spice-guest-tools)?