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Work on the Dell Precision stays on the Samsung Odyssey while the custom MSI machine, loaded with 128 GB RAM and 1.5 TB of NVMe storage, runs separately on its own 27" display. Synergy keeps one keyboard and mouse shared across both so moving between them is just a cursor slide.

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Three Windows PCs share the music production workload here, connected through Vienna Symphonic Library with Synergy tying all three together under one keyboard and mouse.

One keyboard and mouse covers three machines here: a Mac Mini M2 on the left, a Windows PC driving the two center displays, and an older MacBook Pro on the right. Gaming, browsing, and whatever else is running all stay reachable without touching a second input device.

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Before switching to Synergy, moving between three computers and a MacBook Pro meant remoting in from a main machine. Now one keyboard and mouse covers all four directly, cutting out that extra layer entirely.

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MacOS, Windows 11, and OpenBSD running side by side on one desk, all controlled through Synergy with a single keyboard and mouse. Three very different operating systems sharing one input setup is an uncommon combination, and OpenBSD in particular is a rare sight in any home workspace.

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Synergy Dragon Alpha keeps the ROG Flow X16 and MacBook Pro M2 under one keyboard and mouse, so switching between Windows and macOS work is just a cursor slide away. The motorized UPPSPEL desk and Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 round out a setup built for long, varied sessions.

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Four machines, one keyboard and mouse: a 10900K with an RTX 5080, a Mac mini M4, a 5600X build, and a 9700X compact card system all share the same inputs through Synergy. The shelves packed with figures, LEGO, and collectibles make the space feel lived-in between sessions.

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To dodge Apple's AWDL interference and cut latency, the machines here are linked through a direct LAN rather than standard Wi-Fi. That private virtual network ties the Windows desktop, Mac mini, and MacBook Pro together, with an iPad pulling extra duty as a display for the Mac mini.

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During COVID, this op station tracked up to 12 discrete remote callers live from a single seat, with seven PCs running simultaneously. Synergy let one keyboard and mouse move across all of them, keeping the whole production reachable without ever leaving the chair.

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Being an over-the-road truck driver shapes every choice here. The ASUS ROG laptop and a console pack up at a moment's notice for life on the road, while the GEEKOM mini PC stays home running Plex. Back at the handbuilt 6-foot desk, all three screens come together for gaming and media on demand.

Gaming, computer science projects, and DJing all happen at this desk, split across a Windows desktop and two MacBook Airs. Synergy connects all three so the same keyboard and mouse reach whichever machine is needed, with the cursor moving between them fast enough that being on WiFi rarely matters.

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Switching between macOS for lighter work and Windows for heavier tasks is the whole point here. Synergy keeps one keyboard and mouse shared across both machines, so the pivot between platforms is just a cursor move, no peripheral swapping involved.