Hah, I can't escape Synergy. Which is ok, I use it 24/7 because it's an amazing, peerless piece of software. But yeah, modern synergy crashes pretty often. T

Hah, I can't escape Synergy. Which is ok, I use it 24/7 because it's an amazing, peerless piece of software. But yeah, modern synergy crashes pretty often. There was a lag in development a few years back when it looked like synergy was dead, but the most recent version at the time was sooo stable. Now synergy has more features but tends to crap out or start dropping your clipboard every few hours or days. If you're connecting multiple Linux machines (I suppose it would work for Mac too) then you can hack in this fix that I came up with: Have a once-a-minute cronjob on the server tail the synergy log. Grep the tail for "server dead" messages and restart the server. Grep the tail for "client dead" messages and ssh into the client and restart synergy. You have to use commandline synergy for this to work of course, but you probably want that anyway - otherwise you have to log in to each machine with a physical mouse and keyboard and manually start synergy at each boot. synergyc and synergys are your friends.