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+FAQ
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+:slug: faq
+:modified: 2015-10-12 12:20
+
+**Why Spice?**
+
+Adequate user experience and the lack of a good solution for virtual machine
+remote access were what sparked the Spice project. To ensure that Spice is a
+success, the following project goals were set:
+
+#. To deliver a high-quality user experience, similar to local machine, in LAN
+   environments
+#. To maintain low CPU consumption in order to have high VM density on the host
+#. To provide high-quality video streaming
+
+**Why choose Spice?**
+
+- Spice offers greater user experience and increased usability and reliability
+- Spice has a lot more space to evolve
+- Spice is open source
+- Spice architecture is cross-platform, allowing for greater interoperability
+
+**Under what license is Spice distributed?**
+
+Most of Spice sources are distributed under GPL v2. For some exceptions the
+project uses LGPL or BSD style licenses. Documents are distributed under
+Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license.
+
+**How does Spice work?**
+
+Download Spice for Newbies for information on Spice basic architecture,
+components, and features.
+
+**How do I get Spice?**
+
+Refer to our Download page or the Spice User Manual.
+
+**How do I use Spice?**
+
+Download Spice User Manual for detailed information.
+
+**How can I contribute to Spice?**
+
+Your help and feedback are welcomed. If you are a Spice user, refer to the
+Support page. For developers, refer to the Developers page.
+
+**I built Spice server on a 32-bit machine and it failed. What can I do?**
+
+Building Spice server on 32-bit machine is not supported because Spice server is
+dependent on 64-bit atomic operations. However, you can build Spice client for a
+32-bit machine by cding into client directory and executeing the make command
+from there.