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[quote who="Cergorach" reply="2" id="3952808"] I had hoped a new version of Multiplicity would be the perfect time to introduce MacOS and Linux support, but it's not there. So I'm forced to look at competitors that do offer that solution [/quote] I completely agree with you on this. Out of curiosity, what alternatives have you found? I've been trying out Parsec to connect to the Mac, and while it is serving as a replacement for now, it's not nearly as nice as Multipl

Thanks for your reply Neil! I was just about to send over the version number, Basj, but I guess I've got my answer now. Thanks for your help!

Basically, what the title says. Is there any chance that Multiplicity 4 will come to Mac? I've recently gotten a Macbook Pro for work and it would be nice to add it to Multiplicity. I know this question had previously been asked about Multiplicity 3, but with the new Apple Silicon Macs proliferating, I thought I would ask if this might be on the radar?

Hi Guys, I was wondering if Multiplicity supports HDR or if I am doing something wrong. Basically, if I set my primary to HDR (I have an HDR screen, an Odyssey Ark) and then also change the mode on my secondary to HDR I expected to have a normal looking desktop. However, the secondary always looks washed out with contrast issues. Looking at the secondary screen on its native display, it looks fine, just not through the Multiplicity window. Does this mean that Multiplicity is s

I know this is an old post, but I wanted to add my 2 cents here as well. I connect to my secondary in KVM mode. The secondary has VMWare Workstation which I use to do all of my development work. When using caps lock, everything works normally on the secondary host, but not inside the VM. There you have to hold down the shift key. I've used this configuration for years with Multiplicity and versions of VMWare going back to Version 9/10 and this has never worked as expected. It would be