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Description of problem:
Adding a VM using the wizard from virt-manager there is no menu that allows you to select the video or display. In addition, there is no report in the summary at the end that tells you which display is selected by default. This can cause the wrong display and video models to be saved. 
Please fix this and allow users to select the display model they want to use for their VMs.
Thanks!

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Since the default is SPICE for all (at least a bit) modern guests (and it's not virt-manager's fault 99% of the time it doesn't work), would you be OK with adding the info to the summary and keeping the configuration changes to the 'Customize before install' part?  I'm offering this in order to bother the user with the least amount of questions needed for installation.

I agree with Martin here.  We should minimize the number of questions we ask prior to installing a new VM.
If the user is interested to change this configuration then it is possible to customize the configuration.

Agreed with Martin and Giuseppe, this isn't something we want to add to the new VM wizard, even just reporting what graphics type we are going to use is overkill because the whole point is that people shouldn't care, it should 'just work'.

Closing as WONTFIX, but please reopen if I've missed something.