Hi,
> > Non-linux systems obviously need something else for the job. The
> > guest/host implementation details don't affect the virtio-gpu specs
> > though.
>
> While we're talking about this: what is your plan for virtio-gpu
> implementations for non-Linux guests/hosts?
IIRC someone is working on windows guest drivers, don't know what the
current status is though. edk2 (uefi firmware) has a driver too. I'm
not aware on any other guest drivers, and I don't have any plans
personally (and that isn't going to change anytime soon, I'm busy enough
with linux alone).
On the host side virtio-gpu (without virgl) works just fine on any
platform supported by qemu, including *bsd, macos and windows. I have
no idea if and how virtio-gpu buffers could be shared with other
processes on non-linux platforms though.
cheers,
Gerd
