Post by moon125 on Nov 9, 2024 6:51:53 GMT
Synergy or Synergism (from the Greek Synergos - acting together) is the combined effect of two or more factors, characterized by the fact that their combined biological action significantly exceeds the effect of each individual component and their sum. Wikipedia
It seems to me that the program, the shopify website design description of which is given below, will be of interest to those who have several computers. I have (for now) one, so I was not able to check the work of this software in practice. The reviews of those who use Synergy (this is the name of the program) are very, very positive.
Synergy is a free program (Open source, GNU Public License) that allows you to use one mouse and one keyboard to control multiple computers with different operating systems. No hardware is required.
Recommended for users who have 2 or more separate computers connected to each other by a network and have their own monitors. Reassigning the mouse and keyboard is done with literally one mouse movement.
Another great feature of Synergy is the ability to merge the clipboards of all participating computers into one. Now you can copy a piece of text on one computer and paste it (for example) into a text editor on another.
Plus, Synergy syncs screensavers so they all start and disappear together, and if password access is enabled, you only need to enter the password on one computer to unlock all of them.
Requirements for the system(s):
1. Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP.
2. Mac OS X 10.2 or higher.
3. Unix
X Windows 11 revision 4 or higher
XTEST extension (use “xdpyinfo | grep XTEST” to check XTEST)
All systems must use TCP/IP.
For those interested in the Synergy program, here is the website (where you can find instructions on how to set it up) and the program download page .
It seems to me that the program, the shopify website design description of which is given below, will be of interest to those who have several computers. I have (for now) one, so I was not able to check the work of this software in practice. The reviews of those who use Synergy (this is the name of the program) are very, very positive.
Synergy is a free program (Open source, GNU Public License) that allows you to use one mouse and one keyboard to control multiple computers with different operating systems. No hardware is required.
Recommended for users who have 2 or more separate computers connected to each other by a network and have their own monitors. Reassigning the mouse and keyboard is done with literally one mouse movement.
Another great feature of Synergy is the ability to merge the clipboards of all participating computers into one. Now you can copy a piece of text on one computer and paste it (for example) into a text editor on another.
Plus, Synergy syncs screensavers so they all start and disappear together, and if password access is enabled, you only need to enter the password on one computer to unlock all of them.
Requirements for the system(s):
1. Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP.
2. Mac OS X 10.2 or higher.
3. Unix
X Windows 11 revision 4 or higher
XTEST extension (use “xdpyinfo | grep XTEST” to check XTEST)
All systems must use TCP/IP.
For those interested in the Synergy program, here is the website (where you can find instructions on how to set it up) and the program download page .