The PiKVM team is excited to present its new PiKVM Switch Multiport Extender - the most full-featured switch for PiKVM devices. After much anticipation, the PiKVM Switch is now available for order! The switch allows you to connect up to four target hosts to a single PiKVM and provides full control over them.
Thanks to the work of the Raspberry kernel team, a bug related to incorrect colors in H.264 was finally fixed while working with passthrough.
We've been working for a while to unify DIY builds and simplify instructions. The result was a new DIY platform V1, which replaced V0.
Previously, to support PS/2 keyboards (only), it was necessary to assemble a complex circuit on Arduino. With the transition to Raspberry Pi Pico, we finally have full support for both keyboard and mouse. The design has been greatly simplified, and is now compatible with V4 Plus.
I'm planning to replace V0 with a new V1 soon, which will be based on Raspberry Pico.
We've been working on this for a long time! The new PiKVM V4 is even more powerful, more convenient and more feature-rich!
A “Pre-Assembled” version of PiKVM has just been released!
Since Arch Linux ARM has discontinued support for the ARMv6 architecture , we are discontinuing support for PiKVM based on Zero W and RPi 1, because we don't have the ability to maintain our own fork of the whole distro for this architecture.
There is good and bad news about our store.
We have some news about v3. The prototypes are almost ready. Since the last release, they have included several changes and additional features.