Configuring synergy for multiple computers, each with a single screen, is fairly easy. But it is not so obvious how to configure multiple X11 screens. For example, sys1, a minimac is on the right. sys1 is the server and has a single monitor (screen). To the left of sys1 is a Fedora 9 system, sys2, with two X11 displays: sys2:0.0 and sys2:0.1 I'm guessing that one invents names and uses aliases with ports specified (5900 and 5901 in my case), which is the avenue I will investigate. But surely someone has crossed this bridge before.
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I found the basic answer here. Here is the config file for this example:
section: screens
sys1
sys2
sys21
end
section: links
sys1:
left = sys21
sys2:
left = sys2
right = sys1
sys21:
right = sys21
end
is basically all you need. Then, start the synergy programs as follows:
On the server (sys1):
$ synergys -f --config synergy.conf --name sys1
On the client, display :0.0
$ synergyc -f -n sys2 sys1
On the client, display :0.1
$ synergyc -f -n sys21 sys1
And away you go ...
pmr
2008-10-07 09:35:54