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I am using my mouse and keyboard on my Mac to share to my Windows device.
I have two monitors for my Windows and frequently switch the monitors in use (only one monitor is in active at a time).
The two monitors has different resolutions, and I discovered that after I swtich from my 2K monitor to the 4K one, the movement of the cursor will be limited on the top-left area and cannot reach the bottom-right area.
This problem can be solved by restarting the Synergy daemon on the client manually.
Extra Info
I suggest you add a trigger to your program to dectect the monitor changes and auto-restart the daemon.
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Nov 1, 2023
I encounter the same issue with a LInux master and Windows client. The Windows client on my laptop fails to detect a monitor change when I go between home and work monitors. The only solution that I have found is to manually restart the daemon.
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Operating Systems
Server: MacOs 14.1
Client: Windows 11
Synergy Version
3.0.75.7-rc3
Steps to Reproduce
I am using my mouse and keyboard on my Mac to share to my Windows device.
I have two monitors for my Windows and frequently switch the monitors in use (only one monitor is in active at a time).
The two monitors has different resolutions, and I discovered that after I swtich from my 2K monitor to the 4K one, the movement of the cursor will be limited on the top-left area and cannot reach the bottom-right area.
This problem can be solved by restarting the Synergy daemon on the client manually.
Extra Info
I suggest you add a trigger to your program to dectect the monitor changes and auto-restart the daemon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: