Setups submitted by Synergy customers. Each week we pick a winner from the latest submissions, who gets a 10-year access pass and a feature on the Synergy homepage.
Submit yoursLive production control for Universal Club in Sydney, running lighting, lasers, video, and audio across five Linux and Windows machines. One mouse and keyboard reach all of them through Synergy, keeping every system within arm's reach during a show.
Stretching a tight budget across three computers and five displays, this setup leans on thrift store and garage sale finds: a $12 Samsung ultrawide from Goodwill and a secondhand Dell 24" for the Mac Mini up top. Synergy ties the MacBook Pro and both desktops together with one keyboard and mouse.
Submitted by @tophmagoph_ on Instagram
Running Windows across what looks like a busy production or trading environment, with project schedules, data tables, and code visible across multiple machines. Synergy keeps one keyboard and mouse moving between them all without interruption.
Submitted by craig-johnson-cfa-cmt on LinkedIn
Ten years with Synergy, from version 1 through to 3, and this setup keeps growing. The Mac Mini in the bottom right runs as the master server, with its mouse and keyboard reaching across four Windows machines.
Controlling a MacBook, a gaming laptop, and an Alienware desktop from one mouse and keyboard is what Synergy handles here. The Alienware acts as the hub, keeping everything reachable without switching inputs between machines.
Submitted by @paul_marc on Twitter
One keyboard and mouse moving between a Windows laptop and a MacBook Air, both in reach on the same curved desk. The screensaver running on the center and right displays shows the two machines are idle and ready whenever needed.
Running Synergy since version 1, this home office and studio setup links three machines across three operating systems. The old Atom box sits center-top so the mouse can slide straight "up" to it from either machine below. A Linux migration is already underway, with Windows 10 on its way out.
Submitted by @relliker on Twitter
Four machines with distinct jobs: a work MacBook, a personal MacBook, a PC handling the heavier AI models and gaming, and a Mac Mini picking up parallel tasks.
Submitted by u/NetDesignerNet on Reddit
Jumping between a locked-down corporate Windows laptop and a full Linux development stack on the same desk is where this setup earns its keep. Synergy handles the handoff with one keyboard and mouse centered on the desk mat, so switching environments mid-task takes no effort at all.
Submitted by @antonio-huertes-olmo on LinkedIn
Four machines total: three Dell desktops plus an HP laptop handle what looks like active stock trading across every screen. Synergy lets one keyboard and mouse roam across all of them, keeping the workflow tight when charts need attention fast.
Submitted by us_proptrader on Twitter
Two Mac minis sit at the core here: one for daily work, one kept aside purely for testing. A Raspberry Pi 5 overhead handles calls and scheduling displays, while a second Pi handles Flutter frontend and PostgreSQL backend development.
Submitted by therwakee.toman on Facebook
The Windows machine in this setup has no monitor of its own. Instead, it runs OBS and feeds video straight to a hardware switcher, and when it needs configuring, a capture card lets the Mac handle the display.
Submitted by @ZZRuss on Facebook
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