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Looking at CapnJoe's script, I realized it would just not work as posted, especially if invoked with "sudo .\UninstallSynergy2.sh" command, since the backslash has a different meaning in bash shell on MacOS. If you run it as shown, the $USER variable becomes 'root' which will NOT remove your ~/Library/ directories as you intend. Here's a better version of the script: #!/bin/bash sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchAgents/com.symless.synergy.synergy-service.plist sudo rm -rf /Applications/Synergy.app sudo rm -rf /Users/$USER/Library/Preferences/Symless sudo rm -rf /Users/$USER/Librar

In response to KringleKrebs: I own a software shop myself so I'm not making any assumptions about my experience being typical or atypical. I don't need to assume, the evidence is a Google search away (in addition to this forum). I have invested a significant number of hours trying to get Synergy -- which again, I've used for over half a decade quite happily -- to work. I've tried multiple OS's and configurations. I thought downgrading to 1.8 was a temp solution but that craps out routinely as well. I'm a big fan of what Nick and his team have created but I'm like ashleyg9 I'm not at all s

I've wasted much time on this same error. Support seems to have no answer besides issuing a refund. I think I'll try version 1.8 before going for the refund. Unsure what "stable" means. Neither 2.0.0-stable nor 2.0.1-stable worked for me (2 different machines).

Though maybe not until 2.3 (late next year).

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