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Input is often the first hurdle presented after getting a passthrough VM up and running. Without Spice or VNC, users often resort to hacks and workarounds to control their virtual machine. Passing through USB devices via evdev has become a popular if badly documented way of handling input. The advantage of evdev is that it has very low latency and overhead. The downside is that it becomes frustrat
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