Control 'em all with 1 keyboard/mouse - no KVM

[Bogie]

This is cool software! No KVM required.

"Desktop Rover (http://www.neslosoftware.com/default.aspx?pageid=2) allows you to control up to 32 computers (and now Pocket PCs) with a single computer's keyboard and mouse. By positioning each computer's monitor next to (or above or below) each other, you can use each computer as if it was part of a single virtual desktop. You simply move the mouse from one computer to the next and the keyboard focus follows the mouse to that computer."

Thanks Lockergnome (http://channels.lockergnome.com/it/) for this link/info!

[Ken_ver_1_5]

oh boy I have enough trouble keeping one computer working lol.

sounds interesting just think of the mouse travel time with 32 comps.

[Cat person]

Just think of the power consumed by those 32 pcs! I'll stick with KVMs, I have more computers than monitors. :)

[Bogie]

The idea is to control multiple computers as virtual desktops (or like multiple monitors) where you can drag and drop files, run multiple programs, etc. I guess like an Operations Centre. Doesn't have to be 32, could be 4, for example. The user would be able to harness the power of 4 PCs at once, for multi-tasking without the processing impact on a single computer. You could play against yourself in online/network games :D

[Cat person]

I can see how it might be useful for some people but not for me. It's not cheap and it's Windows only. :)