Apple Thunderbolt Display switching between two computers without manually disconnecting the cord? I have connected mac mini to ATD with the ATD's thunderbolt port on the back side using extra thunderbolt-thunderbolt cord, and I sometimes connect my macbook with the thunderbolt cable from ATD's.

To make screen active I have to disconnect one of the computers manually, what is pretty inconvinent.

I know this answer of somebody on Apple store Q&amp;A from 2011 but I would like make sure if somebody not invented somme hack for not doing the switch manually.

UPDATE:

software solutions are much more apriciated over the hardware one.
What you describe asks for a KVM switch. That would be a small box with 2-4 output ports (non-enterprise class) where you connect one monitor/TB/USB devices and as many computers as you have ports on the switch. Then you switch which one is active and uses screen.

What it effectively does is actually disconnecting computers from the screen, but you don't have to pull the cable, just press a correct button.

A nice feature with those is that you can also connect Windows/Linux PCs and be able to seamlessly switch between all of them.

For example: http://www.atlona.com/Atlona-2x1-Mini-DisplayPort-KVM-Switch.html (it allows to connect 2 mini DP to one screen and switch between them using buttons on the front) [I'm not associated with manufacturer nor the online store, just giving it as an example].