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 yoursVideo editing runs on the main center screen while the two side panels show OpenGL previews, UV maps, and lighting setups in realtime during 3D work. The LG ultrawide handles music production exclusively, keeping that workflow completely separate from everything else on the adjacent machine.
One keyboard and trackpad spans macOS and Windows here, covering a MacBook Pro and a work ThinkPad with its portable monitor attached, all without a second set of peripherals.
Submitted by Sonricks01 on Facebook
Five PCs of mixed ages and operating systems, Windows 11 and Linux Mint among them, share one keyboard and mouse through Synergy as machines cycle in and out.
Coding on macOS and gaming on Windows from the same keyboard and mouse, with no KVM switch involved. Synergy handles the handoff between the MacBook Pro M1 and the Alienware m16, so switching ecosystems is just a matter of sliding the cursor across.
Submitted by ibest_apple on Instagram
Synergy bridges Windows 11 and Debian here, with an Akai production controller sitting between the two machines as the centerpiece of what looks like a music-focused workspace. One mouse and keyboard handles both operating systems without interruption.
Client work runs across three machines simultaneously here: the Windows desktop keeps multiple Claude Code terminals open on separate projects, the Alienware runs a custom uptime monitor plus browser tests, and the MacBook handles Mac builds.
Submitted by troymaus2005 on Instagram
Mac and Linux running side by side for AI workloads, each competing for the same jobs. This is just part of a larger setup that usually includes several more computers and monitors; Synergy keeps one mouse and keyboard moving across all of it without the chaos becoming unmanageable.
Submitted by prakharsrivastava on Instagram
Three machines run here together: two laptops and a desktop spanning Windows 10, Windows 11, and Linux, all sharing one keyboard and mouse through Synergy. The entrant is already hoping for Android support so phones and tablets can join the same workflow next.
Submitted by marco-vicente on LinkedIn
Graphics editing happens on the HP EliteBook, then finished files move straight over to the Lenovo for printing, with one mouse and keyboard serving both without any swapping.
Submitted by rich.bannister.9 on Facebook
Embedded Linux development on a Raspberry Pi 500 sits just a mouse-slide away from the main KVM-switched machines here, and that lateral move is where Synergy earns its place.
Submitted by murrculler on Instagram
Synergy connects the iMac 5K and the AYANEO Windows 11 machine here, with a ThinkPad P1 joining occasionally. The main use is hosting on the Windows side and connecting over Wi-Fi, so one keyboard and mouse reach whichever machine is needed without any physical switching.
Submitted by transongnguyenchung on Facebook
Copying text between Windows and Linux is what sold this setup on Synergy. The laptop and Linux workstation share a single keyboard and mouse, and the same arrangement is mirrored at the office, so the workflow stays consistent across both locations.
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