dlundh

It was years since I moved from Multiplicity to Synergy and I thought I'd pop into Stardock to see what had become of the OS X client. Sadly, after 4 years of being "in development" it's still nowhere to be seen. Classic vaporware. I've been a Stardock customer since the OS/2 days and have never known Stardock to behave in this manner with any other product. Luckily, since i've moved to an all-Mac environment I wont have to use Stardocks products anymore (in fa

Any updates at all on this? Any?

Hi. Love Multiplicity, but I'd really like more functionality! On top of my wish list: Linux support! I'd easily splash out for an additional license fee just for this. Single Sign On: When I log on to my main machine, log on to the other machines as well. Annoying errors I'd like to see corrected: 1. Shared clipboard dies with an error message on controlled machine - solved by a reboot - annoying. 2. Copy and Paste of LARGE files (say 4 GB i

My pet peeve with the GUI is the scarce information once you establish connection with your slave machines. After connection I think the GUI should either start a wizard for placement of the slave or otherwise indicate strongly in the GUI where monitor placement is AND that it is the next step. I almost forgot: Is there an option to have your slave machines to just one side of your main machine monitor? I couldn't figure it out with the GUI as is anyway. I have i

I had some initial trouble setting up Multiplicity Pro due to what I think is some unintuitive use of the GUI (or it could be that i'm an idiot) but once my installation confusion was over the product just works and works. I have a dedicated gigabit network for my Multiplicity needs and it's a breeze to copy and paste large files between machines. This is one of the sweetest products ever, I hope the (for me useless) OS X version come