Andrew Oakley wrote:
> I use the Zonet KVM3004, 14 quid including 4 sets of cables:
> http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/product.aspx?code=LE-KV4KIT
>
> It's old-school VGA and PS/2 connectors. It works well with a PS2->USB
> convertor and copes well with resolutions up to 1280x1024 @ 75Hz.
Just i
Andrew Oakley wrote:
> I use the Zonet KVM3004, 14 quid including 4 sets of cables...
Many thanks for your very helpful reply. I've just ordered one (plus a
couple of the PS2>USB converters you recommend in the review).
Thanks again!
Mac
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I wrote:
> mac wrote:
> > would I get better results with something a bit more expensive?
> Digital video connectors would be useful, if all your kits
> supports it.
To expand this point, what you generally get by spending more money is
better support for higher resolution video. If you only want
mac wrote:
> Do any of you good folks use a decent KVM switch that works well with
> Ubuntu/Debian systems? If so, I'd be grateful for enough detail about
> make and model to enable ordering.
I use the Zonet KVM3004, 14 quid including 4 sets of cables:
http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/product.as
I have used a very cheap one with 4 PCs for some time now, and it works
well. It is so cheap though, that there is no brand name on it. I bought
it on ebay. Although it is not a USB type, it has the PS2 connectors and
VGA.
So I do not know if a more expensive one would be better, probably not,
I've been using a Belkin Flip usb KVM switch to share keyboard, monitor
and mouse between my main Ubuntu box and a second box (sometimes it's
one running Ubuntu, sometimes one running Debian).
Since upgrading my Ubuntu systems to Hardy, I've had problems with this
set up, as the screen resoluti
