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Indirect Display Driver
An indirect display driver framework provided by Microsoft that allows software to create virtual display devices. It is commonly used in headless server and remote desktop scenarios, where no physical monitor is attached but a display device must be presented to the operating system.
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Oct 14
Running Windows desktop tests on a headless Linux host requires a virtual display solution, and a common approach is to attach a virtual graphics card to the virtual machine (such as QXL, VirtIO-GPU or Microsoft Indirect Display Driver), then transmit the画面 to the test side through a remote desktop protocol or a virtual network.
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