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Why not combine the ATX board and the unit itself, and have a real HDMI port? This seems like a mess of cables and dongles.
by candiddevmike 1y ago
Why not combine the ATX board and the unit itself, and have a real HDMI port? This seems like a mess of cables and dongles.
- rtkwe 1y agoThe KVM can be plugged into any system not just those with a spare PCI-e and you can move it around easier without having to bring systems down if you don't need the direct power control which is the main use case of the PCI-e board.
- nullify88 1y agoSomething like the NanoKVM-PCIe? I have both JetKVM and NanoKVM-PCIe, its nice to have options.
- candiddevmike 1y agoYea, just looked at this based on the recommendation in the other comment, it's exactly what I was looking for. Hopefully the software holds up/stays maintained...
- nullify88 1y agoI do think that JetKVM software is more polished, and has more frequent updates. Stuff like streaming images over the network is something that is handy. Nano KVM commits have stagnated a bit, but the form factor is really nice to have everything tucked away. I wish I could run JetKVM on the Nano KVM.