I have. Its nice, very simple to configure, and works well under Linux. The Windows version also works, but seems to have a few issues. If you are controlling the 'client' pc and the connection is cut, then it does not seem to recover well (IIRC). This may be an issue for Linux as well, but I have not run in to it. I use it at home with 2 pc's sitting side by side. Its like running a dual monitor system. Cut and paste also work between the two machines, which comes in handy if I use one machine to look up reference materials (perl lately) and would like to copy and paste code. I would be curious to see how it works between a Windows and Linux machine...
--mwt On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 12:11, John Turner wrote: > Has anyone used this: http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/index.html > > It seems to allow you to control several machines (each with an > attached monitor) but with only one keyboard/mouse. Linux, Windows, > Solaris are currently supported. > > John -- Michael Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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