And people ask me why I don't like USB keyboards (and it's not just because I've never found one that I like more than the IBM 'clickers') ;-)
Granted, that could start a whole new argument. However, my position has always been "Hey, you've got a perfectly good dedicated keyboard port that's worked for decades. Why go to all the trouble to replace it?"
Sorry I couldn't have been of more help, except to say hunt around on Greed-bay. Happy seeking.
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On 31-Jan-05 at 22:26 Eric Smith wrote:
>Bruce wrote:
>> KVM (Keyboard/Video/Mouse) switches do the same wonderful job for PC
>> consoles that serial A/B switches did for terminals.
>
>And I sure wish I could find some *reliable* USB KVM switches. Ideally
>without spending an arm and a leg, but given that the inexpensive ones
>are terrible, maybe I'd be willing to spend real money for one that
>actually works.
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