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A while ago there was a thread about using 1 mouse and 1 keyboard between multi PCs
Does anyone remember the thread or the recommended software?
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that's a wonderful idea
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It was some super nifty software solution but the GFY search is failing me. I have a switch around here somewhere but its only for ps/2. :(
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I always did it with x2x or x2vnc for linux to windows... Not sure if there is a vnc2vnc for two windows machines or what.
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You just need what is called a KVM system.
Search ebay, you will find many inexpensive solutions. I have used them for years. |
forget the KVM - just use Synergy over your network.
I use one keyboard and mouse to control multiple Mac's and PC's - works like a charm http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ :thumbsup:thumbsup |
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google multiplicity - stardock dot com
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you have to pay for this though, Synergy is free :321GFY |
Synergy is much better. It hasn't been updated for quite a while and has some occasional bugs (I use it for 10 hours a day), but it's free, works well and works on Windows, Linux and Mac. Perfect!
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First time I've heard of Synergy, but I like open source.
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Synergy would only work if the OS supported it, right? You wouldn't be able to see (or type into) the BIOS screen?
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synergy FTW :thumbsup
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a KVM switch is probably the easiest way to go. They're not expensive and do the trick. You can use one mouse,keyboard and screen across multiple PCs easily. I work on three PCs at once that way all the time.
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Synergy is the way to go..I use it everyday
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got it installed, but too bad i'll have to play around for the clients and servers to find each other.
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