That is quite funny. Stock Synergy on stock Windows is an install too far for the regular folk you meet in offices, so the idea of 'just simply installing crout

That is quite funny. Stock Synergy on stock Windows is an install too far for the regular folk you meet in offices, so the idea of 'just simply installing crouton...' is just kind of lacking convenience. I find it hard to believe that the Google people who write this ChromeOS would not just put together a version of Synergy to solve their own development use cases. Compared to self-driving cars it is not exactly rocket science. I can remember when computers went from being networked to being 'personal' and a whole generation of people used non-networked PCs, not knowing any better. We have slipped into that era when it comes to keyboard/mouse sharing.