In a recent blog post, redhat developer Christophe has managed to get a SPICE client running on Mac OSX by porting the most recent version of vinagre over to OSX.  This is still experimental b

The latest revision of virt-manager comes with improved support for SPICE enabled guests. In previous releases, this has been unstable as it was still in development.

Yesterday Red Hat released version 0.3 of the spice gtk client. This release fixes some bugs causing windows xp to crash when using qxl drivers.

Yesterday Red Hat released the latest version of spice, version 0.7.1. The changelog for this release is small and low on new features.

On thanksgiving two weeks ago Red Hat release an early version (0.1) of a GTK client for use with the spice protocol. The current version is only at 0.2 so its still considered unstable.

Recently SPICE 0.6.3 was released supporting cut and paste between client and guest.

Today the release of SPICE 0.6.3 was announced featuring bug fixes and new features. Of the new features, the most interesting one is the cut and paste feature on the client side.

SPICE 0.6.1 was relased two days ago featuring bug fixes to the stable 0.6.0.

Today saw the release of SPICE version 0.6.0. According to the announcement, this version comes with new features like offscreen surfaces and WAN mode.

Yesterday saw the release of version 0.5.2 of the SPICE project. The network and PCI ids API are considered unstable with this release since the ABI is still not finalized.