Code I have just pushed to the virt-manager mercurial repository has extended
the 'Add hardware' dialog to allow you to add mice, graphics tablets and
displays to a VM. Adding mice isn't particularly useful, but adding a graphics
tablet enables you to get a mouse which tracks 1-for-1 between the guest and
the host[1]. Adding a display allows you to take an existing VM which was
installed in text mode, and enable VNC support in it. With VNC support the
graphic console will appear within virt-manager, and with suitable config
can also be accessed from a remote host.
Regards,
Dan.
[1] Windows will configure it automatically. Linux requires use of 'evdev'
driver in xorg.conf
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