Red Hat has decided to turn off SPICE and QXL for the Virtualization stack in CentOS Stream 9. Unfortunately, this means that higher performance graphics and a number of user experience features are missing, especially for VDI and other similar use-cases.
We should look into restoring this capability with our version of the virtualization stack.
I think most of the userspace stuff should be possible in EPEL (qemu, spice-server, etc.). Then we just need to make sure we prefer those over the RHEL ones when baking in virtualization into our images.
cc @bkircher
Metadata Update from @dcavalca: - Issue marked as depending on: #67
Looks like we're also missing virglrenderer.
@bkircher are you still interested in working on this?
Metadata Update from @dcavalca: - Issue untagged with: meeting
Metadata Update from @ngompa: - Issue assigned to dcavalca
In today's SIG meeting, @dcavalca agreed to work on this ticket.
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