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I'm wondering how to set the mouse cursor position under X11? Is it possible at all and if, where do I have to look for appropriate functions? X window system, KDE/Gnome/...?
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Try using xte command (part of xautomation package). Details here
To do from a shell script, use the xwit commandline tool.
Sounds like you're using X, so what you probably want is
XWarpPointer. To give an absolute position on the whole screen, use the Root Window as dest window.(You can get a quick and dirty list of X functions using
ls /usr/share/man/man3/ | grep '^X')I know the question is old, but I just discovered xdotool and it seems great:
http://www.semicomplete.com/projects/xdotool/
If you are doing it in an xterm, the Xterm understands ANSI control codes. There is a list of these codes here.