We work hard to make sure Synergy works on the latest operating systems, but we understand that many of our users still have legacy hardware that they need to use.
There are also some hardware requirements for Synergy:
High Sierra is not currently supported, but we are potentially planning to add support soon.
Right now we only support X11 (not Wayland yet), but we do aim to support Wayland in future. A large number of Linux distributions are supported through our Flatpak installer, including Arch Linux, though we do plan to add a deciated Arch package in future.
Unfortunately, Synergy 2 is longer in development, and is no longer supported. Please use Synergy 3 instead, as it provides a significantly better user experience and it's a free upgrade.
Right now we only support X11 (not Wayland yet), but we do aim to support Wayland in future. A large number of Linux distributions are supported through our Flatpak installer, including Arch Linux, though we do plan to add a deciated Arch package in future.
These operating systems are not officially supported by the very latest builds but may still work well on older builds, since Synergy has been around since 2001. If you're a business customer, and you require support for legacy operating systems, let's talk about Synergy Business.
While we don't officially support 32-bit Linux in our latest builds, we are able to offer older builds from our archive.
If you're using a vintage operating system (a really old operating system used on vintage computer hardware), maybe Synergy Vintage could be of interest.
If this article didn't help, you can talk to someone on our support team (unless we sent you here, in which case please reply via the ticket you already have open).