Anything in the works to support both PC and LINUX systems using Multiplicity 3.x?
This. I want this very badly. I paid 30 bucks only to switch operating systems . . . cross platform support would be AMAZING
Let me add a +1 to this thread.
Windows 10 is a dismal operating system on many levels, so I am starting to dance with Linux as an alternative for browsing & email. Sure would be nice to have Linux compatibility with Multiplicity. I think MSFT's Win10 strategy may be the catalyst which finally drives Linux on to the mainstream desktop. Vendors like Stardock jumping in will help that along.
+1
Windows is a mess with every update.
I'm interested in seeing Multiplicity on Linux, too!
I would also add my voice to supporting a Linux port of Multiplicity. Many folks run Linux based servers and NAS(s). It doesn't make sense to purchase this software if you still have to have a separate kb/mouse on your desk.
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Yes, Linux support would be fantastic.
Windows 10 is a dismal operating system on many levels,
just adding a +1 on this one. most of the alternatives have this, for the same price.
as i work with windows and linux, this is a critical missing feature for me (from my stand, i don't care about Macs)
+1 to linux support!
Another +1!
at the end of win7 in 2020 will be moving to linux
need multiplicity ported to linux asap
if not will be moving to synegy
+1. Linux support would be great. (Using Multiplicity on both, Windows and Linux hosts the same time)
Another +1 from me. I would really appreciate the ability to add Linux based systems (RPi/Android) to my KVM network.
Another + 1!
My 30-days trial for Fences expired today. I was not very pleased with Fences' limitations, but I got a discount and decided to buy it anyway. During the check out process I was offered the option to upgrade to Starock's Object Desktop bundle, which includes Multiplicity KM. The only additional software I would have been interested in the Object Desktop bundle (besides Fences) would have been Multiplicity. However, upon finding that Multiplicity only works with Windows and not Linux, I decided to just buy Fences alone. Would Multiplicity had worked with Linux, I would have bought the Object Desktop bundle.
Really need linux support
I'm already using my 4k display with w10 and my servers Arch Linux and Ubuntu.
I'm using Desktop Objekts by tjhe way
Best regards.
I gave up waiting on Multiplicity. I switched to 'Synergy' instead. It isn't as smooth or as good as Multiplicity....but I can now access my Linux machines. A classic tech decision - do I choose additional features over stability/reliability. I want both, and I wish Stardock would deliver.
@emichael, I use Synergy, too. I will until they break it...again...or until Multiplicity is working on Linux. Once Multiplicity is an option, I will drop Synergy in a heartbeat!
I'm in the same boat, would drop this synergy PoS in a heartbeat if multiplicity were launched for linux. Alas, I require the features and synergy seems to be the only game in town right now.
+1 for Linux support
Mac Support would also be great and bring in a huge user base
+ 1 for Linux support and MacOS as well.
+1 for Linux and Mac OS support
Willing to donate code, beta test and/or pay!
Hello,
I have forwarded your messages for Linux support to the Stardock support team for their review and recommendations.
Please keep an eye on this thread for any updates.
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Come on guys - reason we have this seamless/kvm is to switch machines...and not just windows machines.
The guy who just runs a windows box or two would most probably not even think of using a software kvm.
Make Linux /mac part of the family please. I asked the question back in 2013 already.
+1 for *nix but ill also add OSX support.. aswell
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