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 yoursRunning bots for 14 organizations simultaneously in Anarchy Online MMO is what the Debian machine here is dedicated to full time.
Submitted by @datgsguy on Facebook
Balancing a Pan-African edtech startup, data science coursework, and campus AV work means constantly switching between macOS and Windows.
Submitted by rasheed_micky on Instagram
macOS on the left, Windows 11 on the right, both controlled by one keyboard and mouse sliding across a single 57-inch curved panel. Synergy handles the handoff between the Mac Mini M4 and the ARM laptop without any input switching.
Submitted by @fabtotum1 on Instagram
Synergy ties together three desktops and three stacked laptops here, but the workflow goes further: a second tool can extend the main machine's desktop across all connected screens on demand, pulling 12 displays plus Android tablets into one sprawling surface driven from a single rig.
One keyboard and mouse moves across a Windows laptop, a Windows tablet, and a Mac, with Synergy keeping them all connected. The Synergy config screen is open front and center, mid-setup. A row of spare monitors lines the wall behind, hinting at the broader IT environment this desk sits in.
Submitted by @sachit_bashyal on Instagram
Synergy's Screen layout panel is open on the Windows machine, showing the Mac linked and ready. Three computers for home use, two Windows PCs and a Mac Mini, all sharing one mouse and keyboard without any input switching.
Submitted by davidbigandt on Instagram
The racing sim setup here pulls double duty: while others are racing, the desk machine handles race configuration for the next session, all through Synergy. The main PC pairs an RTX 5080 with a 9950X3D, joined by two gaming laptops, an X1 Carbon, and a Steam Deck on the same input.
Submitted by @robsmodsyyc on Instagram
Running 4+ client projects at once, each requiring a different machine, is what drove this setup. Clients had supplied Linux, Windows, iOS, and Surface hardware over time, and rather than juggle four separate keyboards and mice, Synergy ties all five machines to one input pair.
Submitted by @lucamalato on Instagram
One keyboard and mouse covers four MacBook Airs at the desk full time, with Linux laptops joining the Synergy layout on demand whenever they come home from being carried around. Plugging in activates sharing instantly, no input switching needed.
Three machines share this desk: a main PC, a work laptop across two monitors, and a Surface propped up front for video streaming. One keyboard and mouse covers all of them via Synergy, so switching between work tasks and background media takes just a nudge of the cursor.
Submitted by @elis.yaj.007 on Facebook
One keyboard and mouse covers three machines here: two Windows 11 desktops, one Intel i5 and one AMD Ryzen 5, plus a laptop, all linked through Synergy. The well-used desk has a lived-in energy, papers and notes filling every gap between the machines.
Submitted by @nolanm5150 on Facebook
Synergy ties together a main desktop PC and three other devices, all running from one keyboard and mouse. Both machines shown here have the Screen layout panel open, suggesting the setup was freshly configured and working flawlessly from the start.
Submitted by @acky_kid on Instagram
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