Topic awaiting preservation: Synergy between MacOS, Windows, Unix (Page 1 of 1)

Synergy is a little open source software let the users having some Mac(s) and a PC(s) share their mouse,keyboard,clipboard,... between the computers and all you need is to move the mouse through the edge of one screen to make it appear on the other.

I wish I had a Mac to test that

Hrmmm, wish they had a video.

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The Mac OS X port is incomplete. ...and there may be problems with mouse pointer and mouse wheel acceleration.

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Well, maybe not quite OSX ready. But it should be fun *nix users.

Sweeeet.
Fun even for just Windows... I've got my lab computer and laptop hooked up right now. And just yesterday I was thinking something like this would be awfully handy, moving bits and pieces of code from one project on one computer to another on the other computer.

resio - Was this video not enough?

No...that's not a video, that's just some animation someone made up to demonstrate what it's supposed to do, not what it actually does.

wow, thats nice! but unfortunately i am not able to switch back after i once switched to my laptop

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For something that works with just windows you might want to try this...

Multiplicity

I frequently am running OS X and several Linux Desktops at the same time.

osx2x is great for controlling each box with one mouse and keyboard.

mas - I ran into that too (even having read, or at least glancing through, the how-to, but this fixed it)

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Note that when you tell synergy that screen A is to the left of screen B this does not imply that B is to the right of A. You must explicitly indicate both relations. If you don't do both then when you're running synergy you'll find you're unable to leave one of the screens.

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strangeness, because i already did what this description above says..... :/

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