Multi Monitor setup

[TheBloodyScreen]

I have a 3 monitor setup(win10) to which I'd like to add my notebook(Linux Mint) via synergy.
My goal is to have either this:

or this:

The problem I'm facing is I am only able to achieve this:

I have tried this: 

And after a while of googling I came to the conclusion that this:

section: screens
 Windows:
 Linux:
end
section: links
 Windows:
    up(0, 100) = Linux
 Linux:
    down = Windows(0, 100)
end

should achieve what I'm trying to do but obviously it doesn't.

 

Am I missing something obvious or can I just not use synergy as I hoped I could?
 

[TheBloodyScreen]

Really nobody has anything? 

[TheBloodyScreen]

Is there really nobody who can help me?
I was looking forward to actually using this in my setup.

[Paul Suarez]

Hey @TheBloodyScreen. Check Create boundaries for multiple monitor setups forums thread out. You should find the idea to make that possible on that thread. 

Let me know how it goes

[TheBloodyScreen]

Hey @Paul Suarez thanks for the reply, unfortunately all those solutions result in the exact same situation I'm in anyways(image 3).

I even tried to just use this:

section: links
	TheBloodyIDE:
		down(0,100) = 2ndLutz(0,100)
	2ndLutz:
		up(0,100) = TheBloodyIDE(0,100)
end

in the hopes it would achieve image 2 but no luck.

[Paul Suarez]

What's the resolution on each of those monitors @TheBloodyScreen?

[TheBloodyScreen]

Server 1 1920x1080, Server 2 1920x1080, Server 3 1360x768 and Client 1360x768. @Paul Suarez

[Paul Suarez]

Hi @TheBloodyScreen!

If you use this 

section: links
	TheBloodyIDE:
		down(0,100) = 2ndLutz(0,26)
	2ndLutz:
		up(0,26) = TheBloodyIDE(0,100)
end

Hopefully, you should have this...

Let me know how it goes.

Calculation:

1920 + 1920 + 1360 = 5200
S1 + S2 + S3 = the whole width of server's screen (WSS)
Since your client's monitor has 1360 pixels for it's width, you need to get what percent of the whole server screen from the left of it needs to be used as entry point and exit point for your mouse cursor.
1360 / 5200 = n x 100 = 26.1538
(C / WSS) x 100 =  % of WSS to be used as entry point
 

[TheBloodyScreen]

Using that I can't get to the client on any side of my monitors now.
It seems to me that only my third monitor "allows" the transfer at all.

Before I made this post I've also tried to make the transition on the left of S1 to the right of C but that also has some weird issues.
For example the cursor kept jumping to the center of S1 instead of going over to C.

[Paul Suarez]

Can you post the whole config file here?

[TheBloodyScreen]

section: screens
	TheBloodyIDE:
		halfDuplexCapsLock = false
		halfDuplexNumLock = false
		halfDuplexScrollLock = false
		xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
		switchCorners = none 
		switchCornerSize = 0
	2ndLutz:
		halfDuplexCapsLock = false
		halfDuplexNumLock = false
		halfDuplexScrollLock = false
		xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
		switchCorners = none 
		switchCornerSize = 0
end

section: aliases
end

section: links
	TheBloodyIDE:
		down(0,100) = 2ndLutz(0,26)
	2ndLutz:
		up(0,26) = TheBloodyIDE(0,100)
end

section: options
	relativeMouseMoves = true
	screenSaverSync = true
	win32KeepForeground = false
	clipboardSharing = true
	switchCorners = none 
	switchCornerSize = 0
end

 

@Paul Suarez

[Paul Suarez]

Additionally, can you post a screenshot of your server's Synergy interface?

[TheBloodyScreen]

@Paul Suarez

[Paul Suarez]

Which one of those server monitors is the main monitor?

[TheBloodyScreen]

S1

[TheBloodyScreen]

I guess that's it for my "dream setup"? @Paul Suarez

[Paul Suarez]

Hey @TheBloodyScreen. I'm still trying to replicate the setup that you wanted. Which of those monitors is your main one?

[TheBloodyScreen]

Still S1 the left most one. @Paul Suarez