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, as my cheap one has lasted a long time without failing. David King mac wrote: > 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 resolution is not detected properly through the > KVM switch. This has got worse recently, and I'm beginning to suspect > that the KVM switch is failing. (I get the same issues with a > completely different monitor.) > > 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 appreciate that the Belkin switch is a fairly cheap one; would I get > better results with something a bit more expensive? > > TIA > > Mac > > > -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
