![]() I’m sure other people it’s fine, but for me we controls up to 5 machines, change my setup quite often, it’s been more annoying than anything else at times, like today, where it decided to get CTRL locked on my secondary monitors, just because… try and do anything with CTRL activated :D… I’m a bug trigger, I know that, and the moment I’m done with my urgent work, I need to revert to synergy, even if that means I have to contend with a more iffy copy-paste mechanic, then again I haven’t used synergy in the last 2 years, it may have evolved since then. I need to switch back to Synergy Pro… sharemouse is driving me INSANE… sure I’m running the beta (atm but stable versions did too)and maybe that’s why, but man, it will do the weirdest things, and that cute monitor setup gets REALLY old when the app decides to randomly swap all monitors just for the fun of it, or after resuming from sleep… I’ve gotten a 5 year support licence from sharemouse, and for the money, the amount of grief it’s given me makes it a no recommend for me. I will be sure to look into it´s features and pricing. Thanks Kevin for the info on Across Center. Or can 1 pc act as a client to BOTH my pc and my wife´s pc? ![]() My true lack of understanding any of this will show now…Is it possible to have a pc act has a server of Sharemouse but also be a client for Sharemouse or Synergy? We have multiple pc´s in my house and I wanted both myself and wife to have dedicated pc´s with overlapping 2nd and 3rd pc´s. Not sure if Barrier allows drag/drop of folders. What about Barrier? Looks to be a fork of Synergy but with a tiny more development. ![]() Has anyone had any good/bad experience with Multiplicity? Seems like the only app that allows drag/drop/copying of not only files but folders as well. Is Multiplicity all hype? The reviews I have read and/or watched on Youtube has it edging out slightly higher than Sharemouse according to features, stability and ease of use. Lets get the obvious out of the way first: to use QuickSynergy. I am surprised that there has not been any mention of Multiplicity. Multiple monitors are intuitive - you move your mouse from one screen to another and. Thanks too, for all the replies from many helpful techs and wanna be´s like me. Your information and followup has been exceptional. Thank you Duck for this wonderful overview of both Synergy and Sharemouse. My interest is to put the iMac in a corner and mainly ignore it unless I’m testing my web-site for compatibility in the various browsers on each machine, so other than logins, I’m hoping to control both computers from the PC. The iMac requires that a mouse be connected to it in order to fully boot-up and login, but neither Synergy nor Sharemouse would have started at this time, so how would this work if both the PC and iMac were just starting up? I saw that there is a switch key that is assigned to the keyboard that will switch between the two computers, presumably so the PC can take control of the iMac and then switch back to itself, if it is the master. I’m not using a wireless keyboard, so in both computers get their own keyboard inputs. The dongles are not addressable, so both computers simultaneously get the same inputs. ![]() My situation may be a little different because I’m interested in using a LogiTech TrackBall mouse device attached to a Windows 10 notebook computer with a Universal USB (UUSB) wireless dongle and an iMac, also using the UUSB dongle. Startup file (~/.config/autostart/sktop) and desktop entry (/usr/share/applications/sktop OR ~/.local/share/applications/cursr.I was looking at Sharemouse, and then found out about Synergy, buy haven’t tried/bought either, yet. Startup file (~/.config/autostart/sktop) and desktop entry (/usr/share/applications/sktop OR ~/.local/share/applications/sktop) Therefore you'll need to delete a list of files and directories manually to fully remove Cursr, these include: App data directory (~/.config/cursr), To fully remove it you'll need to delete the application file and remove appĭata by deleting directory ~/Library/Application Support/cursrĪppImage is a portable application without uninstaller and debian package currently also does not contain an uninstaller due to some limitations. įor macOS Cursr is shipped as portable application and it does not contain uninstaller. To be removed manually by deleting directory C:\Users\_insert_user_\AppData\Roaming\cursr. App data for other user, if they used Cursr, will have If you installed Cursr for all users, during uninstall Cursr will only remove app data for current user. Alternatively you canįind an uninstaller.exe in the installation directory for Cursr. 'Add or Remove Programs' section or by searching for Cursr in 'Start', right clicking it and selecting 'Uninstall'. Cursr is shipped with uninstaller, therefore it can be uninstalled like any other Windows application from settings
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