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Software for Wayland support on KM platforms

Software for Wayland support on KM platforms

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EdoubleO
Member
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10-30-2016, 04:52 AM
#1
I’ve checked the forums and online resources, consulted my tech circle, and still couldn’t locate a KM software that supports Wayland. The closest option is Synergy3, which partially functions—keyboard works but mouse pointer isn’t available. I explored hardware alternatives, but they’re too costly for my needs. I’m reaching out here for any suggestions or insights. Thanks!
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EdoubleO
10-30-2016, 04:52 AM #1

I’ve checked the forums and online resources, consulted my tech circle, and still couldn’t locate a KM software that supports Wayland. The closest option is Synergy3, which partially functions—keyboard works but mouse pointer isn’t available. I explored hardware alternatives, but they’re too costly for my needs. I’m reaching out here for any suggestions or insights. Thanks!

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CamCamCupcake
Junior Member
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10-30-2016, 02:52 PM
#2
Have you explored these alternatives? Many cloud-based tools should function well in Firefox. Check out the links provided for OpenSnow, OpenDocMan, Krystaldms, HyperNomicon, FreePlane, GetGuru, Exoplatform, Zoho, Documize, XWiki, The Cloud Tutorial, KnowledgeOwl, ProfSpKB, WJSoft, and Atlassian Confluence.
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CamCamCupcake
10-30-2016, 02:52 PM #2

Have you explored these alternatives? Many cloud-based tools should function well in Firefox. Check out the links provided for OpenSnow, OpenDocMan, Krystaldms, HyperNomicon, FreePlane, GetGuru, Exoplatform, Zoho, Documize, XWiki, The Cloud Tutorial, KnowledgeOwl, ProfSpKB, WJSoft, and Atlassian Confluence.

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DINfire99
Junior Member
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10-30-2016, 03:59 PM
#3
I wonder if using an acronym was unnecessary—I was talking about a Keyboard Mouse program that lets you control several systems with just one keyboard and mouse. The ones I mentioned were Synergy, Barrier, and LeapInput, all of which support multiple platforms like Linux, Windows, and Mac. Now I’m looking for software that shares keyboard-mouse input across Linux, Wayland on Windows 10/11, and Mac, though having it on Linux is ideal.
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DINfire99
10-30-2016, 03:59 PM #3

I wonder if using an acronym was unnecessary—I was talking about a Keyboard Mouse program that lets you control several systems with just one keyboard and mouse. The ones I mentioned were Synergy, Barrier, and LeapInput, all of which support multiple platforms like Linux, Windows, and Mac. Now I’m looking for software that shares keyboard-mouse input across Linux, Wayland on Windows 10/11, and Mac, though having it on Linux is ideal.

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666Cobra666
Member
161
10-30-2016, 06:33 PM
#4
There are additional tools available for cross-platform use. x2x can be installed via the provided GitHub link and may function on Windows desktops for managing X displays. Across Center's website suggests it might not work with Wayland, though results are uncertain. You could experiment with it. Switching to X seems like a practical short-term option until Wayland support is available.
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666Cobra666
10-30-2016, 06:33 PM #4

There are additional tools available for cross-platform use. x2x can be installed via the provided GitHub link and may function on Windows desktops for managing X displays. Across Center's website suggests it might not work with Wayland, though results are uncertain. You could experiment with it. Switching to X seems like a practical short-term option until Wayland support is available.

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Sparkle_Mage
Member
206
10-31-2016, 03:50 AM
#5
Leap is a modified version of Barrier, itself derived from Synergy. It enables KM apps to function within Wayland-based systems through the InputCapture portal interface. The package is available for Fedora Linux 39, though availability may vary on other distros.
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Sparkle_Mage
10-31-2016, 03:50 AM #5

Leap is a modified version of Barrier, itself derived from Synergy. It enables KM apps to function within Wayland-based systems through the InputCapture portal interface. The package is available for Fedora Linux 39, though availability may vary on other distros.