KVM recommendation for logitech wireless kb/mouse

I am sure this has been debated many times, but after searching through
google groups, I have not seen any real suggestion for a KVM that truly
supports Logitech stuff (because there aren't any?). If a brave soul out
there has managed to find a KVM switch box that works with the Logitech MX
Duo combo, please step forward and share your solution.

The KVM I have tried so far is the Linksys ProConnect KVM
(http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=36&scid=45&prid=502). My
mouse and keyboard seem to work fine, but at the expense of all the extra
features. Is this the most I can get from the best KVM out there or can I
get better?

Thanks,
Mario.

Did you ever get an answer to your quest? I've been looking throughout ebay
for a good KVM, at a good price with the cable, but I hadn't even thought
about the query you posed. Good food for thought. All of my pointing
devices are Logithech marbles, and a few with scroll wheels. Can't you just
load the software on all the systems, for the "Logitech" device to work as
it usually does?

TIA

Tony S.

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 > I am sure this has been debated many times, but after searching through
 > google groups, I have not seen any real suggestion for a KVM that truly
 > supports Logitech stuff (because there aren't any?). If a brave soul out
 > there has managed to find a KVM switch box that works with the Logitech MX
 > Duo combo, please step forward and share your solution.
 >
 > The KVM I have tried so far is the Linksys ProConnect KVM
 > (http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=36&scid=45&prid=502). My
 > mouse and keyboard seem to work fine, but at the expense of all the extra
 > features. Is this the most I can get from the best KVM out there or can I
 > get better?
 >
 > Thanks,
 > Mario.
 >
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