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We're working to have virtio-gpu (Virgil) functional in RHEL 7.3 and for that we need support in Spice.

The first step is to support it on local VMs (patches are flowing upstream already). A second BZ will be created to track support for remote VMs.

client side series:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/spice-devel/2016-January/025247.html

changing component to spice-gtk which handles the client side

The local support is partially in thanks to rebase of spice-gtk to v0.31. However there were some fixes (involving API/ABI break) after the v0.31 version, and rhel7 spice-server doesn't have virgil support -> moving the bug to 7.4

As vGPU is the first priority currently, moving this BZ to 7.5

(In reply to Martin Tessun from comment #4)
> As vGPU is the first priority currently, moving this BZ to 7.5

Well, intel has plans to support dma-bufs for the guest display too, so I expect both intel-vgpu and virtio-gpu will use the dma-buf passing infrastructure in spice.

(In reply to Gerd Hoffmann from comment #5)
> (In reply to Martin Tessun from comment #4)
> > As vGPU is the first priority currently, moving this BZ to 7.5
> 
> Well, intel has plans to support dma-bufs for the guest display too, so I
> expect both intel-vgpu and virtio-gpu will use the dma-buf passing
> infrastructure in spice.

You are correct, but it has nothing to do with local cases.

Virgil support is moving to RHEL 8