In the past when I used a KVM, I have found the D-link DKVM-2 to work great with Windows and Linux. Its an old style KVM switch, not USB.
Its easier/cheaper to just run a VNC server on the Linux box and access it through a VNC client or browser on the Win machine(or vice versa). Just be sure you are behind a firewall to the net! I have done this before and it works great!
I now actually use Cygwin with X installed on WinXP to access my desktop through the network, rather than messing with a KVM switch. The machine I do this on has not been connected to a Keybd,mouse,monitor in over a year, which is about the last time it was restarted.
If you wanna play media/games through the Linux box this networked solution can get difficult, and a KVM is most practical.
I Hope I helped!
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