So, I'm gettin pretty sick of Microsoft's bullshit, and I'm planning on doing some psuedo-migration over to a TBD linux distro. However, I'm a gamer, and I don't feel like dealing with the suffering that is linux gaming. So my solution is a simple one, run two PC's. and have a KVM setup with my main hardware.
However KVM switches seem to be...pretty lackluster in type. Ultimately I'd need something like 1 DVI port and 6 USB slots. However, such specifications don't seem to exist. Apparently the tech behind a DVI switch is pretty hefty, so they're more expensive, but I can't for the life of me find a single KVM switch of any kind that has more than two USB ports. Has anyone done anything like this? Is there a solution outside of 'buying multiple KVM switches and placing my devices on each one'?
>>18723
You can just dual boot to linux or use qubes OS if your cpu has VT-d.
>>18723
ESXi is free.
Run both OSes on the same PC at the same time.
>>18723
Also fuck DVI switches. Just get a $2 dongle for each end and use an HDMI switch.
The only time this doesn't work is if your screen is too big for single-link DVI, but too old to support the high bitrates of modern HDMI.
