This review will focus mostly on my experiences between an early 2008 Mac Pro running OS X (10.10.4) and a recently built custom PC (dubbed WinBeast) running Windows 10. I’ve tested Synergy between Mac and Windows and (separately) Mac and Ubuntu. It also applies encryption to keep your data safe when traversing public networks. Plus it makes sharing files between Mac and Windows as simple as drag and drop. Synergy not only lets you share your devices, it also lets you share your clipboard (copy and paste) between your different machines. Paying $10 allows you to download Synergy for all the platforms you plan on using.įor this review, I tested the Basic version of Synergy (currently at Version 1.7.3). If you don’t like the program, you have 30 days to request a refund. You have to pony up your cash for a chance to play, because Synergy does not come in a trial version.
Older (free) versions of Synergy exist, but I’ve found them to be buggy and crash prone.
The Basic version comes with the core features and access to the Support forum (if you need it), and the Pro version includes that plus e-mail support, phone support and SSL encryption. The Basic version costs $10, while the Pro version costs $29. Once an open source project, Synergy is now a commercial application it’s available for Windows, OS X, and a few of the more popular flavors of Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat, Fedora). Happily, with Synergy, sharing one keyboard and pointing device has never been easier. Sharing a single keyboard and mouse between different platforms used to require a lot of time, patience, and arcane voodoo.
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Synergy: Keyboard and Mouse Sharing for Mac and Windows: Review
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