KVM switch: Optimize your programming workflow

A KVM switch is a very useful hardware device for quickly switching and sharing a keyboard, mouse, and monitor between multiple computers. For programmers, KVM switches can provide many conveniences, allowing them to manage multiple computers and coding environments more efficiently. In this article, we'll detail what a KVM switch does and provide some relevant code examples.

1. Remote access and multiple computer management
   KVM switches enable programmers to easily access and manage multiple computers without having to use a separate keyboard, mouse, and monitor for each computer. By connecting a KVM switch, programmers can use a set of keyboards, mice, and monitors to control multiple computers, thereby simplifying the work environment and improving work efficiency.

2. Code debugging and testing
   Using a KVM switch, programmers can quickly switch to different computers for code debugging and testing. They can configure different development environments on each computer and change which computers are connected by switching KVM switches. This way, they can debug and test multiple projects simultaneously on different computers without having to frequently connect and disconnect devices.

Below is a sample code snippet that demonstrates how to use Python and a KVM switch to control multiple computers:

import os

# 定义KVM切换器连接的计算机列表
computers = ["192.168.0.101", "192.168.0.102"