[Spice-devel] Question

[Alon Levy]

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> To whom it may concern,

You are sending to spice-devel, so basically to anyone interested in the development of spice :)

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> I was looking through your pages, documentation, etc to learn more
> about Spice, and came across this.
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> Currently Spice is experimental in its support of multiple concurrent
> connections to a single Spice server. Spice-0.10 has debugged this
> on an experimental scale, and states it is not expected to work
> correctly under different client bandwidths.
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> Maybe I misread what this is meaning. What exactly does this mean?
> Does connections, especially multiple concurrent connections, mean
> the same as users or clients, and if so, then is this a beneficial
> method for using as a virtualization solution across an enterprise?
> Thanks.

I don't understand the second part of your question, but to answer the first: yes, it talks about multiple clients connecting to a single vm / spice-server.

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> Joe
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> Jose "Joe" C. Arriola
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