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You can lock the mouse to a screen by toggling the scroll lock. Or you can set up custom hotkeys to manually change the screen or lock the curse to screen in the [Configure server] -> [Hotkeys] tab

Hi all I believe I have managed to find the error and implement a fix. Can you try to login and report any problems. Thanks Jamie

Hi, There is a development build available that has a fix for this issue in it, could you please give it a go Synergy v1.11.1-snapshot Thanks Jamie

"I felt very stupid"... no need. Hey, I didn't know about it either!

I'll release this as an enhancement request, but one question: If the mouse is on position X,Y on screen A and you decide to work on screen B, at what position should it appear? And how would we handle queued clicks? Cheers...

I've been meaning to post a reply here for a couple days now. I don't know what they do different, but Remotix v6 (not v5) on the Mac works flawlessly w/rt the keyboard. For the first time in forever I can use the shift key on my mac (the synergy client). My advice to the devs: Talk to the Remotix ppl and find out what they changed between v5 and v6 w/rt the keyboard input. It wont provide an instant fix, but it may go a long way to helping Synergy deal w/ keyboard input better.

to whomever this might concern: this can simply be solved by using pulseaudio system (it's *nix native, but has binaries for Windows and OS X AFAIK). server side can be configured by adding following line to default.pa (wherever it my be on your system, *nix default is at /etc/pulse/default.pa) load-module module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1;[column separated IPs or IP ranges] auth-anonymous=1 on server you can then list sinks with pactl list sinks and then tunnel the sound from client pactl load-module module-tunnel-sink "server=[IP OF SERVER] sink=[NAME OF SERVER SINK] sink_name=[NAME OF THIS VIRTUAL SINK]" you can repeat the last two steps for source (line in or mic) So the technology already exists and is available on all three platforms. now if the kind developers of this most exquisite chunk of code would supply a way to configure scripts that run on server start, stop and on client side connect and disconnect ... [insert that oldie-goldie office space meme imege here] LP, Jure

Hello, I have replied to a post on this topic before, but it was an old one and so I thought to start afresh as per the forum's guidelines (please let me know if I have misunderstood this). Setup is as follows: Version: Synergy 1 Pro 1.10.2 Server: Windows 10 home Client: Linux Ubuntu 18.04.2 I experience a lot of issues with repeated keystrokes and the cursor appearing to freeze. Repeated keystrokes occur frequently and the freezing varies though at times it is so frequent the mouse is unusable. Previously I tried: Reinstalled both Synergy 1 and 2, following the guides to ensure both OSs are clean etc. Multiple Synergy configs including turning off TLS, clipboards etc. Disabled WiFi on my Ubuntu system (and actually on my Windows PC as well) and I am not able to identify any other nics etc. I've reduced the number of services/apps etc. running on Windows esp. network related I'm not able to identify anything in Windows' logs, or at least that I am capable of identifying There are no obvious setups i.e. running things in a specific sequence, at the same time etc. that appear to have an effect Recently (as I mentioned in the older post), it appears that there is some correlation between the movement of the mouse and typing i.e. when typing, if the mouse is constantly moved, repeated keystrokes and freezes are apparently non-existent. Stop moving the mouse and the problems return. I understand that this is not directly related to the mouse itself, but likely something to do with the connection established between server and client. Today I tried running tcptrack and bmon. There were no apparent issues, the port stayed open and there were no errors showing on the interfaces (at least that my limited knowledge would allow me to identify). Yet again, however, I did notice that the error rate decreased i.e. repeated key strokes were less frequent as were freezes. At the moment I am at a loss as to what this is and certainly cannot rule out an issue with my systems (if I had access to more I would test them). I really don't want to go the hardware route, but it looks like this may well be my only option, which is a shame as in general I do love this product, despite the issues. So, any further suggestions would be really welcome.

This worked for me today.... 11/17/17 Note* I was able to bring speed down, then actually take it back up and it still now works. Go figure?

Please help. I have a rare music application, Seer Systems Reality for windows 98 only that I must control along side a modern computer running OS X. The newest version of synergy I could find that runs on Windows 98 is 1.3.1. Unfortuntately I cannot find a 1.3.x-era OS X version to go with it. 1.4.x breaks backwards compatibility. I tried to install a 1.4.x-era version of synergy on Windows 98 but it crashes due to Kernel32.dll not having the setFilePointerEX symbol available in the DLL. Can you please make 1.3.x versions available for download? I need them. I was lucky enough to find the windows version of 1.3.1 available on a shareware site, but the only mac version I can find is PowerPC only. I am running Yosemite, which only supports Intel.

Hi, I'm using Synergy 1.7.5 on a windows 7 (as server) and on an Arch linux (gnome 3 desktop). The connection is WLAN. The mouse movement in the client is laggy and also when I'm typing something (like right now) some characters are repeated like when you press and hold a key on your keyboard. (ex. movement => movvvvvvvvvvvvvment). Am I doing sth wrong or should I just forget about Synergy and move on?? Thanks, Hojjat