Re: Recall: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

Bruce Dawson writes: > If you're talking about deleting a message... the archives are > essentially > write-only, so no-can-do. Greg is probably using a Microsoft mail client and an Exchange mail server. One of the "features" offered by this system seems to be the ability to recall mail. I gu

Re: Recall: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

d messages)! "Tarsa, Greg" wrote: > > Tarsa, Greg would like to recall the message, "Monitor/keyboard/mouse > switches". ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following text in the

Recall: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

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RE: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

be a sounding board, if you want to do any thinking out loud. Regards, Greg Tarsa -Original Message- From: Dana S. Tellier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 11:00 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches Just thought I'd pipe in wit

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

I am using a switch by ATEN, called the MASTER VIEW CPU SWITCH, model CS-104 It handles four systems, with either serial or PS/2 mice. md -- = Jon "maddog" Hall Executive Director, Linux(R) Intern'lDirector of Linux

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

Just thought I'd pipe in with a little plug for the Belkin OmniviewSE. I've been using it for about 3 weeks now, to switch between 4 computers and it works great. The Belkin uses a combo of Scroll Lock pressed twice, then up or down to switch machines- a nice combo that can't really be mistake

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > Jerry Feldman wrote: > > > > currently use a Edimax CPU switch (CAS-221). > > Is the Edimax keyboard-switchable? Or mechanical buttons only? Ken, if you're looking for a keyboard-switchable CPU switch, we use one at work that has been very

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

BTW: The CAS-221, which is the 2 port model has AT style keyboad plugs and both serial and PS/2 mouse jacks. The CAS-421 uses the smaller PS/2 style jacks for both. I might be preaching to the choir, but I do very strongly recommend and electronic switch (such as the Edimax CAS-x21 or the Cybex

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

The Edimax is buttons only, not keyboard switchable (I think). There are some jumper options, but it has been about 2 years since I got it. Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > Jerry Feldman wrote: > > > > currently use a Edimax CPU switch (CAS-221). > > Is the Edimax keyboard-switchable? Or mechan

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

Jerry Feldman wrote: > > currently use a Edimax CPU switch (CAS-221). Is the Edimax keyboard-switchable? Or mechanical buttons only? -- #kenP-)} Ken Coar Apache Software Foundation "Apache Server for Dummies"

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

Here is a copy of the e-mail this group kindly forwarded to me a couple of months ago while I was trying to use a Belkin OmniCube connected to Win95, RedHat 6.0 and NT. My problem was that every time I switched back to the Linux box from Windows my keyboard and/or mouse would become disabled. Ho

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

A coworker just installed a Belkin Omnicube 4-port ($120 at www.techstore.com) for his Debian & Win98 boxes. He's happy with the switch but unhappy with the low end cables(<$10 /set) that he bought with it. The video cable is poorly shielded and the monitor suffers ghosting. A couple good sets

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Bill Sconce wrote: >o to handle such things as convincing each connected computer > that it has a live device on its keyboard port; that is, > to avoid the BIOS beeping "keyboard error", refusing to boot More importantly, if you have a PS/2 mouse, it will

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

"Evans, Roger" wrote: > > I have been using a Cybex SwitchView at home and it works well. > The 4 port version costs about $190 from PC Connection, not > counting the cost for cables which are not included. I have seen the Cybex SwitchView in action, and heard good reports from the people who

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

I checked the net for prices, and found that the Switchview could be purchased for about $147. I don't recall which vendors. "Evans, Roger" wrote: > I have been using a Cybex SwitchView at home and it works well. > The 4 port version costs about $190 from PC Connection, not > counting the cost

RE: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 6:04 PM > To: Greater New Hampshire Linux Users > Subject: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches > > > I've got another system coming home soon, but I don't have > a monitor, keyboard, nor mouse for it -- so it's going to > have to shar

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > > Yeah, why even bother with a switch? Why not just connect to them > > via X session? > > 1. I don't have a Windows X server. (The existing box is W95.) > 2. It's a little difficult to deal with the boot dialogue through X. > 3. It's not wh

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

currently use a Edimax CPU switch (CAS-221). I have been using it for a few years to switch between my Intel and Alpha boxes. At work I have a Cybex 4 port switch for switching between my Tru64 box and my WindowzNT box. The Cybex box can be switched by the keyboad (press control twice

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

Derek Martin wrote: > > Yeah, why even bother with a switch? Why not just connect to them > via X session? 1. I don't have a Windows X server. (The existing box is W95.) 2. It's a little difficult to deal with the boot dialogue through X. 3. It's not what I want to do. :-) -- #kenP-)} K

Re: Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > I've got another system coming home soon, but I don't have > a monitor, keyboard, nor mouse for it -- so it's going to [snip] > Any comments/suggestions? TiA.. Yeah, why even bother with a switch? Why not just connect to them via X session?

Monitor/keyboard/mouse switches

I've got another system coming home soon, but I don't have a monitor, keyboard, nor mouse for it -- so it's going to have to share what I've got with my other system. I've used a couple of glorified 'A/B' switches for this type of thing, but they've always been provided by the Company ('Ah! Mikad