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It could very well be, I didn't consider that. I hope you can get it fully working! Best of luck!

Thanks for the suggestion! Ill try it in WINE to see if i can get it working

Right there is software that works for windows, however I'm looking for something that works with macOS

It could be possible that the kvm may not be able to handle the resolution you are trying to use. The few KVM's I've used over the years have had similar issues to where the computer and monitor can max out to a fantastic resolution but through a kvm it doesn't hit that high. So I'd try just looking to see if there are kvm's out there that can handle the resolution you are trying to use. I found a kvm that looks like it is capable of doing this at this link [4k KVM] Hope this helps!

Hello all, So recently I've been finding my self being slowed down in the menus in my adobe products when I'm editing. I know for windows at least, you can run software to use a separate keyboard as a Macro keyboard as Taran has done, however the issue is that after doing some research I still am unable to find how to do it on MacOS. I'd love to have a keyboard entirely dedicated to just macro keys but the computer just sees typing on both as one keyboard. All help is welcomed! Thanks! The Keyboards: Apple Magic Cropped BT Keyboard Dell KB1421 QuietKey USB Keyboard The specs: iMac 21.5-inch, Late 2012 model 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 NVIDIA GeForce GT 640m 512MB Running macOS High Sierra (Version 10.13.2)

@pochie45566 Have you tried reseating all components? Like Ram Graphics cards(s) and your CPU? And is your mother board giving any beeps or codes if it has an LED display on it?

@NumLock21 Fair enough

@NumLock21 Don't you know the best combo is intel and nvidia?

@pochie45566 Are you able to actually get to the bios/start up splash screen where you'd pull up the bios?

It's also got that amazing vga analog feel to it! Cant wait to run my awesome games at a blistering 15 fps!

@NunoLava1998Then I wouldn't worry about it too much xD. Glad to be of assistance!

@NunoLava1998 Do you own an isp provided router/one from a store, or did you build your own?

I personally wouldn't worry too much about it. If you suspect of hacking on the machine/tablet then I would check your internet and networking logs for weird or out of place packet transmission/receiving or your connection history from the network. If anything looks out of place I would report it to your ISP so they can block it off of their servers or prevent it with their firewalls. Or even set up your own networking firewall to prevent it. And that doesn't happen too much I don't think. (could be wrong so don't quote me on it.) But honestly it was probably just a virus you picked up from somewhere. Hope this helps!

I feel ya on the foot thing, I just recently tore one of my tendons in my right foot, it's swollen and hurts like a mf lol xD.

So I found some Dell Sparkling water. Kinda want to see Linus review it xD. (Sorry for poor pic quality, I broke my iPhone so I took a pic with my burner basic smart phone) @LinusTech