[OFFICIAL] Post your desktop

[Mentor]

Mah lintop :p

[DaveTaylor]

Mah lintop :p

O_O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am in your screenie, yet you haven't spoken to me:S

[Wootzeh]

Mah lintop :p

look what the cat dragged in, hello

[Favourtism]

[CJW93]

[HotelUser]

Here's my Windows machine. I have it plugged into a monitor that I placed to the left of my iMac (to the right of my iMac is the iMac's secondary monitor). I don't have a keyboard or mouse plugged into the Windows machine, I use a tool called synergy, which allows me to use my Mac keyboard and mouse with the Mac and Windows machine at the same time. It's like dual screen with two different computers:

[Nick.]

Here's my Windows machine. I have it plugged into a monitor that I placed to the left of my iMac (to the right of my iMac is the iMac's secondary monitor). I don't have a keyboard or mouse plugged into the Windows machine, I use a tool called synergy, which allows me to use my Mac keyboard and mouse with the Mac and Windows machine at the same time. It's like dual screen with two different computers:

AKA a KVM switch?

[Source]

No.

http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/

Its like a KVM switch, but uses software

[HotelUser]

AKA a KVM switch?

Better. No hardware needed. One machine is the host and one is the client. Once you connect them you put the client's monitor beside your host's monitor. It is exactly like dual monitors, only with two different computers.

I wanted to use MaxiVista, but if it's for OSX, I can't find it anywhere.

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