![]() In the same way one may set up multiple monitors for one computer, and move the mouse cursor seamlessly between them, Barrier allows you to share peripherals between multiple computers, allowing you to host your keyboard and mouse on one computer. If only there was a way to share my mouse and keyboard across multiple computers without having to flick switches or unplug USBs. And, that’s okay, but…īut that’s not quite what I want: I like having the mass-screen real-estate around me, and I like just glancing to the left to see my Raspberry Pi on its own screen. Solutions to this problem have existed for a very long time, known as KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) switches many people use these to switch (literally with a big toggle switch) between computer 1, 2, and 3 while using a single screen.īut if that’s what you want to do, the best solution is to use VNC on each of the computers so you can use a single display, keyboard, and mouse to access each of their screens and bring them all together. It’s cluttered with Raspberry Pis of random types, with little tags saying what’s wrong or right about each one, and then there’s every manner of SD card, adapter, JTAG connector, headphones, and whiteboard marker pens you can dream of filling the gaps.īut one thing that really annoys me is that I tend to have a mouse and keyboard per computer, and I’ve got at least four computers running at my desk at any one time. Talking to people in our office, you’ll find that it’s mostly because I only clear it properly once a year, or leave it entirely until the next time we move office! ![]() ![]() Raspberry Pi Director of Software Engineering, Gordon Hollingworth, shows you how. Declutter your desk by sharing your mouse and keyboard across multiple computers at once, including your Raspberry Pis, with Barrier. ![]()
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