The MKS Contest
Over there in the Netherlands they have some quite clever people 
An unoffical contest has sprung up to create with the VirtualCenter SDK a “MKS Client”. For those not in the know, MKS stands for a Mouse, Screen and Keyboard (you probably know it better as KVM). It’s a process that runs on an ESX host which allows for the redirection of inputs and outputs to the VM’s Remote Console – put simply it allow you interact with the VM using VMware’s client. The contests aim to produce a kind of stripped down client which only allows for this kind of interaction with the need for a full Vi Client. I blogged about Eric Sloof’s creation earlier this week. Anyway, it looks like Bouke Groenescheij and Richard Garsthagen (of VMware EMEA) have joined into this informal contest too…
Link:
http://www.jume.nl/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=29&Itemid=1
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July 31st, 2007 at 4:32 pm
[...] I’m sure there’s more, but that should definitely get you started. It looks like an absolutely fantastic application, but unfortunately I can’t use it because it’s designed to run on Windows and I primarily use a Mac. Any enterprising MKS programmers out there (per Mike Laverick, apparently there’s quite the MKS programming contest going on) want to create an MKS client for Mac OS X? [...]