At this point that one little device will change things for the better over any other part I could buy.
Monitors at thrift stores are routinely under $10 lately and usually have one analog and one digital receptacle. I've already hoarded some DVI > HDMI adapters and have some of those 50-cent HDMI cables.
Because small linux boxes such as the beelink (armbian) displaying so much better in digital, just add a switch and at that point I'd have enough monitors if I share existing ones. That's the stickler, they're not easy to get to and easy to break stuff doing so.
If you search for HDMI switches on eBay, no doubt you'll see one that is rated badly and the person said it blew out his cinematic and horribly expensive TV. I sense it's because he plugged in the 5v jack (and maybe backwards at that) which is probably for sound and not video at all. I don't need to run audio that way, just go a safer route and avoid external power dangers.
So if you have recommendations, particularly Amazon because they take the Bluebird card (Amex debit) I can get back in orbit a little bit :-)
Monitors at thrift stores are routinely under $10 lately and usually have one analog and one digital receptacle. I've already hoarded some DVI > HDMI adapters and have some of those 50-cent HDMI cables.
Because small linux boxes such as the beelink (armbian) displaying so much better in digital, just add a switch and at that point I'd have enough monitors if I share existing ones. That's the stickler, they're not easy to get to and easy to break stuff doing so.
If you search for HDMI switches on eBay, no doubt you'll see one that is rated badly and the person said it blew out his cinematic and horribly expensive TV. I sense it's because he plugged in the 5v jack (and maybe backwards at that) which is probably for sound and not video at all. I don't need to run audio that way, just go a safer route and avoid external power dangers.
So if you have recommendations, particularly Amazon because they take the Bluebird card (Amex debit) I can get back in orbit a little bit :-)