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+<think>
+Alright, I'm looking at this bug report for QEMU where using the '-display vnc' option causes both a VNC and GTK display to open. The user also mentions that a VNC client can connect, but there's an extra display being opened which isn't intended.
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+First, the problem is related to how the display options are handled in QEMU. The commit mentioned by git bisect is from Marc-André Lureau, who modified the 'display_remote' logic. It looks like he was trying to simplify the handling of VNC and SPICE options by bumping the 'display_remote' variable when parsing '-vnc', similar to what's done with '-spice'.
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+The issue here seems to be that when using '-display vnc', QEMU is not just opening a VNC server but also falling back to GTK, which isn't desired. This suggests there's a problem in how the display type is determined and whether other frontends are being initialized incorrectly.
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+Looking at the categories provided: 'mistranslation' refers to incorrect semantic mapping from source to target, usually in user-mode. However, this bug seems more about display handling rather than assembly or translation issues. 
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+The category that fits best is probably 'display'. The problem is directly related to how QEMU handles different display options and initializes the frontend correctly. Since it's causing both VNC and GTK displays to open when only VNC was intended, it's a display-related issue.
+</think>
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+The bug involves incorrect handling of display options leading to unintended behavior in display initialization. 
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+**display**
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