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I've got a USB keyboard and USB mouse, I'm looking for a KVM switch that'll work in Windows XP and Fedora Core 3. I was looking at a Belkin Economy ...
- 12-30-2004 #1Just Joined!
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I've got a USB keyboard and USB mouse, I'm looking for a KVM switch that'll work in Windows XP and Fedora Core 3. I was looking at a Belkin Economy 2-Port KVM Switch, but was discouraged because fedora support is lacking. Here is a list that I can choose from (by no means is it the biggest, but the retailer is one that I've been using for ages and one that I trust), I don't want to spend more than NZD$100 on this.
What are your thoughts?
- 12-31-2004 #2Linux Newbie
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All you need to do is purchase a KVM that does not require control software. Most KVMs have control buttons on them for such things. Linux doesn't care about the KVM in the least.
Possible units for you:
IOGEAR MiniView III
USBGear's 2 port
Both of these will work on Linux, since they have manual controls. These are examples -- not recommendations. You should make up your own mind as to who's product you like best. (And there are many more out there.)Blog - KB5UMQ - Linux User #272983
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