YenForYang

Logitech Flow and Multiplicity seem to both be active (competing/conflicting) when Multiplicity is in Seamless mode. I wish to use Multiplicity with Logitech Options (Flow) because Flow supports neither keyboards (unless you have some particular Logitech keyboard) nor drag and drop. So why not just use Multiplicity, you may ask? Well, to be honest, I think Flow does a better job with the mouse and basic copy & pasting (this makes some sense given the hardware components

Would be nice. I don't see a reason to always have encryption running. Whether or not it noticeably affects CPU or anything is irrelevant. Bottom line is -- encryption requires time and resources; encryption is not always needed. (I'm using Multiplicity KVM Pro.)

Yes, Linux support would be fantastic.

I was wondering if anyone knows whether there is a sort of discount for Multiplicity KM users upgrading to Multiplicity KVM.