Hi all, I have essentially six monitors that I would like to share between 2 computers and would like to only use 1 keyboard and a mouse to switch between the systems. I was looking into different virtual KVM software and was trying to figure out what the best way to set this up would be. Open to suggestions. here are the details:
2 machines, each running windows - one is a laptop and the other is a desktop computer. Both are work/company specific, and thus I cannot put certain things on the other and need to keep them seperate within the same workspace, but often share certain files between the two.
Monitor setup is: Dell P4317Q (essentially split into 4 inputs and 4 screens - 2 screens on the left for one machine, and 2 screens on the right for the other machine) and then 2 HP Elite Display E221 monitors on each side (one for each computer) thus essentially making 2 "3 monitor" setups (with the ability to change orientation on the large middle monitor for work specific tasks).
Keyboard is a K70 Corsair mechanical keyboard (2 USB inputs), and the mouse is a logitech G502.
Thanks in advance for your help! last time I used a KVM switch it had a knob, so virtual KVMs are new to me.
2 machines, each running windows - one is a laptop and the other is a desktop computer. Both are work/company specific, and thus I cannot put certain things on the other and need to keep them seperate within the same workspace, but often share certain files between the two.
Monitor setup is: Dell P4317Q (essentially split into 4 inputs and 4 screens - 2 screens on the left for one machine, and 2 screens on the right for the other machine) and then 2 HP Elite Display E221 monitors on each side (one for each computer) thus essentially making 2 "3 monitor" setups (with the ability to change orientation on the large middle monitor for work specific tasks).
Keyboard is a K70 Corsair mechanical keyboard (2 USB inputs), and the mouse is a logitech G502.
Thanks in advance for your help! last time I used a KVM switch it had a knob, so virtual KVMs are new to me.
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