There's also not-free software called Synergy that's like $40 and unlike Flow, it does work on Linux. The wireless keyboard has a button so it's not too bad.Īnyway, there's a less-pretty monitor than UltraWides & it might do this all better. I either have to change video inputs to see it or, when using Linux I've had to flip over my MX Master 2S mouse, and press a button. Unfortunately, Logitech only works on windows/mac, and I'm actually using 4 boxes.
It's pretty nifty to see the mouse cross computers with no screen boundary (no bezel) and without VMs or anything. On top of that, I'm using "Logitech Flow" to share mouse among them. This works well with vertically stacked monitors too.
Effectively, it reduces the problem of "too much" desk real estate: the UW is cut in half and then the snap-to regions aren't so wide. In meantime, I'm using multiple boxes and the PBP feature of my UW monitor to split my screen, then I'm feeding video from two boxes at a time.
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