On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Jim Clark (Logique) wrote:
> I've finally got around to finishing the (home) office.
>
> But for what I have in mind, I would like to run the
> CPU boxen away in a cabinet (so I can pretent all the
> machines are as quiet as the iMac :)
>
> Q: Has anyone here have experience
We run LongView KVMs at work. It does 1600x1200 and audio as well.
Not so much a multi-KVM device as an extender over cat5 UTP cable.
Perhaps they make switchable KVMs. Im not sure.
At any rate their extenders are pretty ordinary. I advise against buying one.
As for your Logitech wireless soluti
2002 4`47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Slug
Subject: RE: [SLUG] [OT]: Cables, KVM switchs, etc
At Tuesday, 12 March 2002, "Alan Vink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 1) he automatically puts his cup of coffee in the empty space between
>> mouse and receiver {:-).
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At Tuesday, 12 March 2002, "Alan Vink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 1) he automatically puts his cup of coffee in the empty space between
>> mouse and receiver {:-).
>>
>But they're wireless, as in RF wireless. Glass and liquid dont do
[shouldn't
>do] nothing. Comments?? I do not use one everyd
I've just bought a Belkin F1DS102T .. .this is 4 way with USB/PS2 input
but only PS2 out. It's very cute and makes a nice bleep when you
switch boxes.
Works well for me, except that you have to re-boot the boxes to get them
to recognise it. My old one was crappy but it would hot plug. I got it
f
> 1) he automatically puts his cup of coffee in the empty space between
> mouse and receiver {:-).
>
But they're wireless, as in RF wireless. Glass and liquid dont do [shouldn't
do] nothing. Comments?? I do not use one everyday.
Point 3 - They're heavier, I personally prefer a standard optical mo
On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 03:14:19PM +1000, Jim Clark (Logique) wrote:
>
> I've finally got around to finishing the (home) office.
>
> But for what I have in mind, I would like to run the
> CPU boxen away in a cabinet (so I can pretent all the
> machines are as quiet as the iMac :)
>
> Q: Has any
"Jim Clark (Logique)" wrote:
> Q: Can anyone recommend a KVM (2 or 4 way) that
> will support 1600x1200?
search the archives.
> I was also considering getting something like the
> Logitech cordless freedom optical kbd + mouse (I
> assume these will just be seen to the machine as
> a standard
I've finally got around to finishing the (home) office.
But for what I have in mind, I would like to run the
CPU boxen away in a cabinet (so I can pretent all the
machines are as quiet as the iMac :)
Q: Has anyone here have experience running VGA over
10m cables (at high resolution: 1600x1200).
