Synergy

Synergy lets you easily share your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers on your desk. Supported on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

• Simply move your mouse to any computer and start typing.
• Supported on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
• Drag and drop files from one computer to another (Windows and Mac).
• Share your clipboard (copy and paste) between your computers.
• Encryption keeps sensitive data safe on public networks.
• Save space on your desktop by using one keyboard and mouse.
• Network-based (IP) software KVM switch, minus the video.
• Seamlessly share your mouse and keyboard with two or more computers.
• Only a local network connection is needed (no extra cables or hardware).
• The best alternative to a costly keyboard/mouse USB switch.
• Used by gamers for multiboxing (WoW and other MMORPGs).
• Easily turn your old laptop or desktop PC into a second screen.
• Avoid needing VNC for your media center or computers close by.
• Free and open source alternative to Input Director and Share Mouse.
• Ideal for users with multi-monitor and multi-computer setups.
• Use that Raspberry Pi that's just been collecting dust.
• Synergy is free and open source, and always will be!

• Unable to begin screen name or alias with numbers
• Some files being unintentionally dragged (including explorer.exe)
• Alias is allowed to match screen name
• RPM install fails on Fedora 20, failed dependencies: lib curl
• Error: synwinxt.dll outdated (upgrading from 1.4.15 to 1.4.16)
• Mavericks accessibility exception not working (when upgrading from 1.4.15 to 1.4.16)
• Plus signs in the email address cause premium login to fail
• Compile fails on ARM (Raspberry Pi) because of cryptopp/Crypto++ lib
• Conflicts when using yum localinstall on Fedora 20
• Premium title doesn’t always show on first login
• GUI auto-hides on initial first install (with no config)
• View the complete release notes.