alt Hacker News> It's actually a lot more work than you'd think to support this...
Like: how would one support multiple keyboards? Is there an experimental or logical model for that?
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Fire-Dragon-DoL • today at 4:55 AM
It's not a direct answer, but Nucleus Coop (Windows only) allows playing multiple instances of the same videogame with different savefiles and allow using multiple keyboards and mice (is it mice for the hardware thing?)
It's an incredible hacky piece of software that does work by putting together like 10 oss. Incredible and cool.
They have some UX around this
Multiple keyboards is trivial - unless you meant multiple active cursors. (If you've used a USB keyboard attahced to your laptop - you've already experienced multiple keyboards. Both work.)
Multiple mice is esoteric.