Alright, I'm looking at this bug report: "doesn't clear screen on boot." The user is asking to classify it under one of several categories related to QEMU. First, I need to understand what each category means. Let me go through them: - Mistranslation, assembly lowering are more about how code is translated or generated. - Device and network might relate to hardware emulation issues. - Graphic would be about display issues. - KVM is about kernel-based virtualization. - Boot is about the system startup process. - VNC relates to remote desktop access. - Debugging tools. - Filesystem, permissions are about how files are handled. - Performance issues with speed or resource usage. - Kernel, peripherals, hypervisor are more about low-level system components. The bug report mentions "doesn't clear screen on boot." So, during the boot process, the screen isn't being cleared. This sounds like a graphical issue because it's related to the display output. The screen clearing is part of the visual aspects when a system starts up, so it falls under graphics. I don't think it's about the hypervisor or kernel directly; it's more user-facing. It's not a translation error or performance-related. So, "graphic" seems like the right category here. The bug report mentions an issue with the screen not clearing on boot, which relates to graphical output during system startup. **Answer:** graphic