I believe by client, he means to be able to control & KVM a secondary computer from the primary. If this can be done from a Windows computer, control a Linux secondary, then having a Linux primary control other Linux/Windows computers would be the next step. Since there are many distros of Linux, I would recommend supporting the major ones like Arch, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, & possibly Ubuntu (many distros use Debian & Ubuntu). If you ensure Linux compatibilit
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I would also very much like to see Multiplicty work for both Windows & Linux as I run both myself. Synergy works for seamless, but lacks the KVM features. Thanks in advance, Mike
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