Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Sometimes I play with the idea of getting a G5 but how would I use one keyboard and two monitors to share with two computers? I don't want to have to double everything - for the expense, and desktop real estate. It seems silly to fork over for a G5 then never use for anything more than a node - and continue using my G4 for photoshop and everything else. Then there is the issue of disk authorizations for plugs too.

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Most folks with multiple computers use a KVM
(keyboard, video, mouse) switch, which lets you switch
which computer is currently receiving input from the
keyboard and mouse as well as which computer is
currently displaying to the monitor.  Switching
between machines is as simple as pressing a special
key combination on the keyboard or punching a button
on the switch itself, and you'll be able to use both
machines, to their full capacity (including different
video resolutions on each machine if you are so
inclined).

--sam

--- GAmoore@... wrote:

> Sometimes I play with the idea of getting a G5 but
> how would I use one 
> keyboard and two monitors to share with two
> computers? I don't want to have to 
> double everything - for the expense, and desktop
> real estate. It seems silly to 
> fork over for a G5 then never use for anything more
> than a node - and continue 
> using my G4 for photoshop and everything else. Then
> there is the issue of disk 
> authorizations for plugs too. 
> 
> By the way, Yahoo is experiencing some sort of huge
> delay. I posted a message 
> last night and it took 10 hours or so before it
> appeared. 
> 


		
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> From: Nick Batzdorf <recording@...>
> Subject: Re: G5 node
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Why the frick not? I use plain text from Eudora Pro (although I'm 
sending this from Mail on my PowerBook).


Nick Batzdorf
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