OS X Multiplicity

Same with me.

But apparently, Stardock is too lazy right now

Well, no, Stardock is a little busy moving to another building right now. Unfortunately you can't drag computers between buildings as easily as you can files between computers.

The OS X version is still in development and should be in the 1.1 release.

Any ETA on the 1.1 release? Hopefully before the end of July (a.k.a. July 30th.) Would be nice to have it by end of June or mid-July, though.

Sometime this Summer.  Between the move, vacations, etc. our schedule is a bit in flux.

The OS X version is still in development and should be in the 1.1 release.

Will an Linux version be out at the same time? (since OSX is BSD based)

I have to say, this ONE application is the ONLY reason I hadn't converted my OS by now.

Hey Guys!

Any idea when 1.1 will release? I am in need of the OSX version in a bad way!

We're beta testing it internally.  If you have ThinkDesk, the beta of it should show up there soon too.

Does that mean that those of us who purchased Multiplicity Pro will have access to the beta or just those that bought the ThinkDesk Beta?

Btw, does the ThinkDesk beta contain the pro or standard version of Multiplicity?

I'm curious is there any updated time line for the Mac OSX version since Sept when the last message was given here... really getting sick of my switch box with my Mac and PC... I just want to slide off the monitor to the other computer... lol

Is there any update on this OR is there a way for a MP Pro user to get ahold of the beta?

Post from last week: https://www.wincustomize.com/browser/forums.aspx?AID=96018

Q1, 2006

Fair enough. I'm assuming that current owners will be getting an E-mail about the update when it is released?

I'm assuming that current owners will be getting an E-mail about the update when it is released?

I would reccommend that you install SDC if you don't use it already. Much faster than email. https://www.stardock.com/products/sdcentral/

I already have something like this for connecting Linux to Linux, and using Linux to control a Windows system, but it really doesn't suit my needs.

Something where I could use a windows system to control other windows systems and Linux systems as well would be very handy. X2X works when I'm only dealing with my two linux systems, but that seems rare these days.

Still jonesing for the OS X Multiplicity client. I downloaded the Stardock Central app as requested but it doesn't show any news of a beta. Can I get an update here?

Greetings,

I'm a registered Multiplicity user. I've recently purchased a Mac Mini (I'm curious about OS X). I'm _very_ interested in getting my hands on a beta of the Multiplicity OS X (beta) client to take it for a spin. I don't need the clipboard functionality to work, I'm just interested in getting rid of the extra keyboard and mouse.

Either way, I'm just interested in an update. Even if its just to tell me to not hold my breath for the OS X client.

I'll double that sentiment. I don't care about the clipboard stuff at all but it would be most excellent to get rid of an extra keyboard and mouse on my desk.

I am in agreement. I have two desktops, two laptops. Three of the four run Windows, thus are running Multiplicity. The fourth (laptop) is running OS X 10.4 and feels lonely and isolated. Not to mention it would help expand my desktop even more as I'd be able to better use chat applications on the Mac and cause GreenReaper even more problems in the IRC!

Beg beg plead plead...

We have now obtained an intel based mac as well for testing and I hope once KeepSafe 1.0 is released we can look at releasing a beta.

And the timeline for keepsafe 1.0 is . . . . . ?

{If I wre Stardock, I wouldn't give a release date . . . but I'm not, so when? )

Unless something happens in the next few days, I expect KS 1.0 to be released in April 2006.

Any updates on the OSX version of Multiplicity? I've recently upgraded one of my machines to a 20" Intel iMac, and having to use 2 keyboards is severely cramping my style!

(BTW, I purchased Multiplicity over a year ago, and would gladly upgrade/pay more for an OSX Version that could interact with my windows box).

Here here, I'd pay for an OS X version as well - although I'd prefer NOT to since when I purchased the product an OS X version was "on the way..."