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 yoursFour machines, all Mac and Linux, all pointed at coding and AI work. Synergy keeps one keyboard and mouse moving across the whole mix, no gaming in sight despite the Matrix screensavers running across every display.
Submitted by @apocryiaai on Instagram
Three computers split across distinct jobs here: a main PC for general use, a work machine, and a third dedicated to staffing a FiveM community called The Vault RP, where monitoring city logs and helping on Discord stays on its own screens.
Three computers, each with a dedicated purpose, share this desk and one set of peripherals. Synergy keeps the mouse and keyboard moving between all three without any switching hardware, so each machine stays ready for whatever role it fills.
Submitted by https://www.linkedin.com/in/maruen-mehana-a24b8b4/ on LinkedIn
Three HP Z640 workstations feed this room from a mobile server cabinet, spreading across both a recliner-facing wall and a desk. The power recliner with its rotating keyboard tray means the whole thing is operated from a seated position, with a full 5.1 surround system filling in the rest.
One keyboard and mouse moves across macOS, Windows 11, and Ubuntu 24 here, with Synergy connecting the MacBook Air, ThinkCentre Tiny, and Dell Latitude without any peripheral swapping. A Novox microphone, MIDI keyboard, and Xbox controller round out a setup used for both work and entertainment.
Submitted by @sz_a_m_a_n on Twitter
One main PC anchored to a mix of laptops, from a MacBook Pro and ASUS ROG Strix down to a small Dell and MSI, all sharing a single keyboard and mouse through Synergy. The desk mat printed with Linux commands is a practical touch for a setup that clearly spans more than one OS.
Submitted by https://x.com/ist891 on Twitter
Building and developing on a Mac while the PC handles broadcast and recording, this setup keeps both roles running in parallel. Synergy carries the keyboard and mouse between them, which the owner says would be "impossibly frustrating" to manage any other way.
Submitted by @raymmar on Twitter
Copying text and images freely between a Mac, a Lenovo laptop, and a Windows desktop is what makes this three-machine setup feel like one. A Linux box is next in line once the bigger desk arrives. Each 49-inch display is split logically in two, running at 120Hz throughout.
The center monitor's "Our Escape Pod" wallpaper hints at a personal project running on the MacBook, while Synergy ties the Mac and HP together so one Lenovo mouse and keyboard reach both without swapping. An Insignia splitter and a stand with a built-in splitter keep the cabling tidy.
Submitted by @saintroche7 on Instagram
Synergy connects the Windows 11 laptop and M4 Mac Mini here, letting one keyboard and mouse move between them across platforms. The Synergy screen layout is open on both machines, showing the setup mid-configuration at the cubicle desk.
Synergy is mid-connection in this shot, linking a ThinkPad T480 laptop to a ThinkCentre desktop so one keyboard and mouse reach both. The Korean-language setup guide is open on the laptop, walking through the configuration step by step.
One Mac and one Windows laptop share a single keyboard and mouse here, kept in sync through Synergy across both platforms. Simple setup, practical result.
Submitted by kstaker74 on Facebook
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