ERgh. EINSOMNIA.
Still, gives me the opportunity to update this a bit.
The KVM sort-of works - it keeps killing the mouse (despite working fine for PS2 keyboard, and VGA); anyone any idea why? In the mean time, I've reverted to two different mice for the two machines :/
Beer festival has been good when I've been there - I've mostly had cider and Perry. Bumping into my supervisor from the Wellcome/CRC institute was good, too.
atreic isn't well ATM, which is a shame, but I seem to have been able to cheer her up a bit, which is good. Foolishly, I have also been assimilated by the MSN instant messanger meme - principate [at] hotmail [dotcom] will find me...
Oh, and anyone know if a linux MSN IM client exists? I'm guessing not :-(
Still, gives me the opportunity to update this a bit.
The KVM sort-of works - it keeps killing the mouse (despite working fine for PS2 keyboard, and VGA); anyone any idea why? In the mean time, I've reverted to two different mice for the two machines :/
Beer festival has been good when I've been there - I've mostly had cider and Perry. Bumping into my supervisor from the Wellcome/CRC institute was good, too.
Oh, and anyone know if a linux MSN IM client exists? I'm guessing not :-(
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And I've had the problem with a KVM that the mouse switches Linux -> Windows fine, but not back again - I have to CTRL-ALT-F1 followed by CTRL-ALT-F7 to get it back :-(;.
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However can have multiple concurrent protocols with just one GAIM client open. :-))))))
GAIM + plugins = w00t!
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See if you can find a USB mouse for the Windows box, you can even borrow mine until I get USB working again. Leave it plugged in and set up. Then your PS/2 mouse will (sometimes) mysteriously stop failing, allowing it to be KVM switched nicely without a cluttered mousemat.