Is it possible to setup a computer with two monitors, two mice, and two keyboards such that one user can log into her account and another user can log into her account simultaneously. Note: this is different from logging in remotely from a separate computer. I'm wondering if this can be done with a single computer and have the cables for the monitors, mice, and keyboards splicing, and the monitors display two independent profiles.
Can this be done?
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Run a virtual machine in VMware fusion. idk if you can have separate input devices though.
Why on earth do you want to do such a thing?
Why on earth do you want to do such a thing?
What you are talking about is a mainframe/terminal setup. Very old technology. i don't think you could run any current Windows versions like that. Maybe Linux? Requires specialized hardware that you're going to have a hard time finding (probably).
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Just buy a second computer....
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This.
You can put a second mouse, keyboard, and monitor, but they won't work in the way you want them to.
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I have a very similar question. Is there any way I can add a second set of input devices (either a controller or Keyboard/Mouse) and have one set of inputs go to one program, and another go to a second program? So I could run 2 instances of a game and play local multiplayer?
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^Yes. Use Xpadder. It lets me play COD4 in split screen with two PS1 controllers.
