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Why not just use something like Synergy so you can control both machines from the mouse+kb at your desktop? Just enable the software when you need to and you can move the mouse off the edge of the screen and onto the other machine as if it were a second monitor. That's what I do with laptop + desktop setups. Get a small cheap Ethernet switch so you can plug both machines in.
There are two issues here:
Synergy doesn't work with Wayland, sadly.
That is a remarkable tool. Here is a demo.
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