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    Martin Fürholz

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    DereckR

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Showing content with the highest reputation on 05/15/18 in all areas

  1. If you are posting about any of the following issues/concerns, please note that the response you will most likely get from the community is that these features are coming in Synergy 2.1. Without further ado... - Less reliant online mode - "Tinker-y" Settings panel - Removing and renaming a computer on the grid - A more polished uninstallation script - One-click updating process - Making the window size and elements dynamically adjustable - Tray icon for quick access to settings - Offline mode (YES!) - Better UI icons and labels - Better OS supp
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  2. I have a main workstation with dual 24" 1920x1200 monitors @ 94ppi. I also have a laptop with a 15" UHD screen @ 293ppi. Put simply when I move my mouse pointer from my left 1920 monitor to the smaller 4k monitor there is a massive alteration in the perceived mouse sensitivity. Despite the fact it may well be moving at the same rate across the pixels, the smaller monitor has the same number of horizontal pixels as the two larger ones combined. I have my mouse sensitivity set just the way I like it on my main PC, and equally have my trackpad set up the way I like it on my laptop.
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  3. I don't think it's your fault. I believe it's a change in Windows that caused the issue. All of us have moved to 1803 which has been directly correlated to this issue.
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  4. I just wanted to confirm, that I was having the exact same issue between two machines running Windows 10 April update 1803. Upon reading this forum post, I tested a few different scaling configurations. I found that so long as the server display that connects to the client display is scaled to 100% then it works. In the attached photo the 4K displays are connected to the server, the 3K display is a laptop acting as a client. So long as the server display with the * is set to 100% scaling, then Synergy works normally, however if it is anything more than 100% then the mouse switches to
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  5. Thank you Martin, I was having the same issue where the cursor would become invisible after trying to jump screens. I changed my Windows scaling option from 125% to 100% and it works again. Now I just can't see anything because it's all too small!
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  6. Hi, I'm on Arch linux but I made mine work by killing the service (not sure about ubuntu but on arch is systemctl stop synergy, then systemctl disable synergy So it does not autostart) Then start the binary synergy-service *with sudo synergy-service. Here my thread where I solve my problem
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  7. I have been using Synergy 1 and 2 and would love to see this feature if possible. I think having the ability to update the remote PC when updating the host PC would be great. I hate trying to get them both installed and syncing again. Thanks, Dereck
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  8. I'm very excited for this. I hate updating Synergy.
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