Introduction to the mouse and keyboard sharing tool Synergy

Synergy allows you to easily share your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers on your desk. It is free and open-source. You just need to move the mouse (pointer) from the edge of a computer's screen to another screen. You can even share your clipboard. All you need is a network connection. Synergy is cross-platform (it can run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux ).
First introduce my machine environment, two machines, Windows 7x64, Ubuntu 12.10x64. Windows 7 is used as the host because Windows is required to view Emails during work. Www.2cto.com Server Configuration
Install Synergy on Windows. The main interface is as follows. On the main page of www.2cto.com, click Configure Server. Drag from the upper right corner to the grid and double-click the configuration. Up to 15 configurations can be configured. Then click Start to run the server. The Client is configured in the Ubuntu source and directly installed: 1 sudo apt-get install synergy. We also recommend installing quicksynergy and synergy GUI tool www.2cto.com 1 sudo apt-get install quicksynergy to run quicksynergy, enter the Server IP address or hostname in server hostname/IP address. We recommend that you use hostname. Click Execute. Note that both names must be configured on the Server. When Ubuntu is started, add the following configuration to Startup Application Perferences. The specific parameters can be man. If the connection is successful, the server log will have similar information: 1 NOTE: accepted client connection2NOTE: client "TELENAV-90171" has connected Effect