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Is it possible to share devices between Fedora and OS X?
I'd like to be able to share my Keyboard I have with my iMac with Fedora.. Or is it possible to use OS X and type on Fedora? I'd like to be able to control my Linux server with the iMac. Can I just use terminal to connect to my server (from OS X) and use that?
You have a few options. You could get a KVM switch, which would allow you to share any of your keyboard, mouse and monitor between two or more computers. Alternatively, a more elegant solution is to use VNC or another remote control product to remotely control one machine from the other.
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