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KISS: Plug workstation 1 into monitor 1 and workstation 2 into monitor 2. Then use something like Synergy to share the keyboard and mouse between the computers.
Workspace is not the same as Workstation....
For you and I, yes I agree there is a difference. For OP, who has not replied to any comment, maybe not.
haha I like to wait for more replies before I start to comment. tx 4 input.