Digital Journal - Canadian Software Lets You Turn One Computer Into Two, Completely Free (http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/247676/Canadian_Software_Lets_You_Turn_One_Computer_Into_Two_Completely_Free)

Now my wife and I won't have to fight over the desktop, will just have to get rid of Vista crap and install Linux.

Digital Journal - Canadian Software Lets You Turn One Computer Into Two, Completely Free (http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/247676/Canadian_Software_Lets_You_Turn_One_Computer_Into_Two_Completely_Free)

Now my wife and I won't have to fight over the desktop, will just have to get rid of Vista crap and install Linux.

Why dont you just create seperate user profile/accounts on your vista machine.

Why dont you just create seperate user profile/accounts on your vista machine.

This setup will allow us to use one PC simultaneously.

This setup will allow us to use one PC simultaneously.

yeah... Not free. Multi-Station Linux Desktops Desktop Multiplier - Userful (http://userful.com/products/how-it-works/?p=dm)

It no different than VMware or virtual PC.

You still have to buy the additional video cards and USB hubs, additional monitor, mouse and keyboard.

it is free.....for 2 users only, that's all I need right now
Free 2-User Desktop Multiplier License - Userful (http://userful.com/products/free-2-user)

if you want more than 2......
"Want to have more than Two Users on your computer?
Userful supports up to 10 simultaneous users per computer. The software works with most standard video cards, so if you already have the hardware you can simply purchase the expansion licenses from us directly. If you need extra video cards or keyboards, we have a limited time special offer which enables you to get a 4-User starter kit (quad head video card plus four USB keyboards and mice) essentially for Free! This kit (on for a special price of $199) should enable you to upgrade your PC to support 4-Users. As a special limited-time bonus your first kit purchase will include a $200 coupon towards your first software purchase from Userful (Limited to new customers only and one per customer). That means the upgrade kit is actually FREE!"

I'm not trying to sell it, but I think it is a good idea probably for schools, libraries, or an internet cafe. Yeah, the extra monitors, keyboards, video cards, etc will cost a little money......but they also say it's better for the environment :lmao:

yeah... Not free. Multi-Station Linux Desktops Desktop Multiplier - Userful (http://userful.com/products/how-it-works/?p=dm)

It no different than VMware or virtual PC.

You still have to buy the additional video cards and USB hubs, additional monitor, mouse and keyboard.

Two users cannot simultaneosly use the same computer with VMWare - it just allows the box to run multiple instances of an O/S - O/S's at the same time... with one keyboard, mouse and video.

This software appears to allow it to multi-share on instance of an O/S... a lot different than VMWare or Virual P/C.

it is free.....for 2 users only, that's all I need right now
Free 2-User Desktop Multiplier License - Userful (http://userful.com/products/free-2-user)

if you want more than 2......
"Want to have more than Two Users on your computer?
Userful supports up to 10 simultaneous users per computer. The software works with most standard video cards, so if you already have the hardware you can simply purchase the expansion licenses from us directly. If you need extra video cards or keyboards, we have a limited time special offer which enables you to get a 4-User starter kit (quad head video card plus four USB keyboards and mice) essentially for Free! This kit (on for a special price of $199) should enable you to upgrade your PC to support 4-Users. As a special limited-time bonus your first kit purchase will include a $200 coupon towards your first software purchase from Userful (Limited to new customers only and one per customer). That means the upgrade kit is actually FREE!"

I'm not trying to sell it, but I think it is a good idea probably for schools, libraries, or an internet cafe. Yeah, the extra monitors, keyboards, video cards, etc will cost a little money......but they also say it's better for the environment :lmao:

Neat idea - but I bet it runs like a dog, especially as you keep adding users...