[Qemu-devel] [GREAT IDEA] QEMU 2in1 PC box

[Qemu-devel] [GREAT IDEA] QEMU 2in1 PC box

[as ss]

Hi all developers!

Recently, I have my PC's monitor upgrade from a 17"
CRT to a 22" LCD. 
That means currently I have TWO monitors.

I'm looking for a resolution of one PC connect 2
monitors + PS2 Keyboard/Mouse + USB Keyboard/Mouse and
let two users using with different OS(host OS + guest
OS) the same time. And with a shared internet
connection.


   PC Box ------------------> 17" CRT 
     |                        PS2 Keyboard
     |                        PS2 Mouse
     |                        On mainboard ac97 sound
card
     V                       
-----------------------------
  22" LCD                     OS: Debian Linux
USB Keyboard
USB Mouse
Creative SBLive! sound card
-----------------------------
OS on emulator: Windows XP Home Edition


But I cannot find any emulator can do this:  Let one
PC box be used by two users the same time.

Software List( which do not support this feature)
QEMU
Bochs
VMWare
Virtual PC

It will be a great useful feature if QEMU to be the
first software who release that. 
And it will really save money to many users.

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Gu Song


	

	
		
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Re: [Qemu-devel] [GREAT IDEA] QEMU 2in1 PC box

[Paul Brook]

> I'm looking for a resolution of one PC connect 2
> monitors + PS2 Keyboard/Mouse + USB Keyboard/Mouse and
> let two users using with different OS(host OS + guest
> OS) the same time. And with a shared internet
> connection.
>
>..
> But I cannot find any emulator can do this:  Let one 
> PC box be used by two users the same time.

You're not trying hard enough. I expect most of the products you list can do 
what you want. You just need to configure separate X servers for the 
different heads.

Paul

Re: [Qemu-devel] QEMU 2in1 PC box

[Jan Marten Simons]

Just 2 links to point you in the right direction:

http://www.linuxtoys.org/multiseat/multiseat.html
http://cs.senecac.on.ca/~ctyler/ruby/

after setting up this environment you can use qemu on any of the seats
to emulate windows if necessary.

Regards,
Jan