Hooking Up 2 Mice to One Computer

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Connecting two mice to a single computer to display two cursors is not straightforward. While it is possible to connect two mice, the operating system typically only recognizes one cursor. Tools such as MultiCursor, collaborative VNC software, and multi-touch technologies can facilitate multi-user interactions on the same screen. Users interested in this setup for activities like online poker should explore these specific tools to enhance their gaming experience.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of computer peripherals and USB connections
  • Familiarity with collaborative software like VNC
  • Knowledge of multi-touch technology concepts
  • Experience with software installation and configuration
NEXT STEPS
  • Research MultiCursor software for multi-cursor functionality
  • Explore collaborative VNC solutions for shared screen interactions
  • Investigate multi-touch technology applications for dual input scenarios
  • Learn about configuring multiple input devices on Linux systems
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This discussion is beneficial for gamers, particularly those playing online poker, as well as developers and tech enthusiasts interested in multi-user computer setups and collaborative software solutions.

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Hey guys,
I was wondering if anyone knew how I could hook up two mouses (mice?) to one computer/monitor and have two cursors show up. I have searched a few times and found a couple of ideas that I don't fully understand because I am not that great with computers, I was wondering if someone could dumb it down for me or suggest something to do. I want it because me and my buddy play online poker and we like to multi-table, as we are both playing at the same computer, same name. Sometimes its hard to communicate whether or call/raise/fold whatever on table 7, when so many are up, so we are hoping to cut out hte middle man and be able to both have a cursor on the same screen. Insane? definetly... possible? you tell me

thanks guys
 
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You can have two mice, but you'll only have one cursor.
 
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