mouse & keyboard sharing via LAN
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mouse & keyboard sharing via LAN
Use multiple computers using one set of monitors, mouse and keyboard
KVM - Share Mouse & Keyboard between multiple computers. Custom borders and more!
Mouse Without Borders for Linux bidirectional keyboard, mouse & clipboard sharing with Windows
An open-source HDMI Keyboard/Video/Mouse (KVM) switch, which lets you switch two monitors and four USB devices between up to three computers.
Android client for Input Leap — share keyboard & mouse from your pc to your phone
Simple Python object to control the Gigabyte M27Q OSD settings
Shell API wrapper for network-enabled TESmart KVM switches
share mouse and keyboard across multiple computers
H₂H³ | Twin USB Host Switch × Triple USB Hub (with OLED Telemetry)
Arduino KM (Keyboard + Mouse) Switch version 2.0 is now using USB Host Shield with MAX3421E and Arduino DUE with 4 Arduino Micro 32U4
My take on Wake on WAN with a web interface, sleep/reboot buttons and monitoring of the target system
The Distributed KVM Switch (dKVMs) is a framework designed to manage input and output streams from keyboards, mice, displays, speakers, and microphones in a distributed manner, with the ultimate goal of creating a platform-independent solution similar to hardware KVM switches.
KVM switch solution utilising an industrial USB switch as the trigger and a Raspberry Pi as the DDC console that changes the input source of the connected monitor. This tandem switch implements KVM switch functionality without interfering with video output in any way.
i'm a wot? Software KVM switch designed with hyprland in mind
DeskHop with personal features, a rewritten config page, and pending upstream PRs
Low-latency, open-source software KVM — share one keyboard, mouse, clipboard & files between macOS and Windows. Encrypted, LAN-only. Project is now pre-release!!!
A CLI and UI tool to switch ports on your TESmart KVM switch via IP
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