Another year and no Linux support.  I still don't use Multiplicity for that reason.  I only have one Windows box, but I have several Linux boxes.

I'm eventually going to drop Multiplicity in favor of Synergy;  I haven't swapped yet because I'm waiting v3. I need something that does multiple operating systems, not just Windows. Syngery does Windows/Linux/Mac where as Multiplicity only works in Windows. Even if Stardock got started TODAY on doing this, it would likely be in development for years; which makes Syngery the favorable product if you want something that works outside of Windows.

Dear heavens ... people still using Synergy? What is this, the dark ages?

Come on, Stardock. You could pick up TONS of users with a Multiplicity client for Linux.

Hell, if you make the API documentation available for a 3rd party client, there would probably be 2-3 attempts at a client in various Linux dev repos by the end of the following week.

Leaving us with VNC and Synergy is honestly rude!

That said, in truth, my most common Linux connection is via Putty. Multiplicity would be great in the 2023 Zeitgeist while I'm using Linux as my Stable Diffusion host. I'm sure others have more long-term needs, here.

+1 Linux, +1 MacOS, +1 Android

What? You never wanted a mouse and keyboard on your tablet?

Multiplicity is the best on the market for PC... expanding to Linux and OSX will make it best on the planet.

Even a partial would be really helpful - like just KVM.

+1 for Linux Support!

Any update on this 8.5 years old thread?

Just wanted to post and hopefully let the Stardock folk know, this is the only reason I haven't already paid for Multiplicity. I can't be the only person in this situation. Until this is available I almost certainly won't buy the application since it isn't fitting my needs.

Hopefully this will be addressed soon but it isn't looking good.

Update:

They don’t  care