Synergy Binaries

About

Synergy is a keyboard and mouse sharing tool for devices connected over a network. Up until version 1.8.8, binaries were freely available to download from the official project website. Since then, Synergy maintainers have decided to publish binaries behind a pay wall. However, Synergy is an open source project, and therefore anyone can build the application on their system.

This repository provides some convenience tools and documentation for building Synergy. Alternatively, one can also download the pre-compiled binaries, see below.

Download

• Synergy 1.12.0-rc2
• Synergy 1.12.0-rc1

Binaries are available for the following platforms:

• macOS 10.12 Sierra: .dmg
• Linux Mint 20 Ulyana: .deb, .rpm, .AppImage
• Windows 7: .msi, portable .zip

See Releases for additional versions. If you can't locate a binary package for your particular distribution, try building the project yourself.

Building

The build system in this project where hacked together from information presented on the official Synergy Core wiki pages, and from the Azure Pipeline configuration files, found in the sources. Anyone attempting to build Synergy should consult the official wiki pages first, or use Azure Pipelines to generate all packages (if appropriate). Otherwise, you can try using the build scripts in this project.

1. Official Documentation

   • Compiling, and Compiling Synergy Core
   • Building the Windows MSI Package

2. Building the Binaries

   • Getting Started
   • Building on macOS
   • Building on Linux Mint / Ubuntu
   • Building on Windows

Disclaimers and Legal

DEAK Software is not the maintainer of Synergy, nor is affiliated with Symless in anyway way. Bugs or issues related to the application should be reported directly on the official Synergy GitHub page.

This project is released under the MIT License.