On 17 Dec 03, at 13:58, Mark Koan wrote:
> my friend wants to network a pc, a linux box and a
> mac, but he wants to only use one monitor for the
> three machines. So if i give him a mac, he'll need
> some sort of adapter to use with the monitor switcher?
> Does anyone know even what sort of monit
Mark Koan wrote:
>
> Somewhat once removed, but:
>
> my friend wants to network a pc, a linux box and a
> mac, but he wants to only use one monitor for the
> three machines. So if i give him a mac, he'll need
> some sort of adapter to use with the monitor switcher?
> Does anyone know even what so
Switchbox allows one to set input from any Mac to any Mac-compatible
display of appropriate dpi.
I've used mainly to test IBM-system VGA displays before making up
adapter cable and matching with pizza box Macs or Q-650s to go to home
with more kids than money for computers. Works great to hook 'e
I don't think there would be a problem with either
box. So long as a good mac to vga and good KVM switch
was used, all should be fine.
Matt
--- Mark Koan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Somewhat once removed, but:
>
> my friend wants to network a pc, a linux box and a
> mac, but he wants to only
Somewhat once removed, but:
my friend wants to network a pc, a linux box and a
mac, but he wants to only use one monitor for the
three machines. So if i give him a mac, he'll need
some sort of adapter to use with the monitor switcher?
Does anyone know even what sort of monitor switcher
could do th
