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KMremoteControl lets you use one system's keyboard/mouse to operate all the Macs and PC's on your desk. KMremoteControl supports both Mac OS X and PC/Windows, including cross-platform operation.
Features:
-remote controlling another system is quickly activated/deactivated via a "hotkey"
- remote controlling another system can be activated/deactivated via "edge-detection"
-provides platform-based authentication
- secure communications, via SSL, can be used for all communications (Mac-to-Mac)
-has a similar interface on both Mac OS X and PC/Windows
-setup and operation is easy and operation is capable but understandable
-the networking port number can be changed to avoid conflicts
-supports the use of "hotkeys" (e.g., application switcher keys) on the system being controlled (note that this is always supported without any extra capabilities on a PC/Windows system)
-supports single-button mouse operation when controlling a PC/Windows system by allowing a right-mouse to be sent instead of a control-click
-KMremoteControl's windows can be made transparent when controlling or the controlling system's screen can be blackened when controlling
Requirements:
-OS X 10.2 or later
-if using Windows: 2000/XP
-Computer systems must be connected to a network.
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