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The clever software I use to control two PCs with one keyboard and mouse — no hardware KVM required

How to sling your cursor across multiple PCs like a digital lariat using free and low-cost software

Tarun Mottlia

Via TechRadar

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The clever software I use to control two PCs with one keyboard and mouse — no hardware KVM required
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Devices now known as KVM (keyboard-video-mouse) switches, which allow multiple computers to use a single set of input devices and monitor, predate USB and even the mouse (That’s why the “M” is tacked on at the end).

PCs have also been able to support multiple monitors since the ‘80s, with the Mac leading the way and Windows users getting integrated support in the Windows 98. Years of studies have…

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