Multiplicity 2 was released today.
You can get it here:
https://www.stardock.com/products/multiplicity/
Here’s a video of it in action:
What makes Multiplicity special isn’t that it’s the first program ever that can enable users to use multiple computers at once. You can get a digital switch to do that and heck, there’s freeware out there that will let you use a keyboard and mouse to move back and forth between computers.
Instead, what makes Multiplicity unique is in the execution. It’s designed to make your local machines function as a single unit. So, for instance, you can drag and drop files smoothly from one machine to another. You can copy and paste images and formatted text between machines.
It’s also about how easy it is to set up. You just pretty a few keys one each machine to get it going and you’re ready to go. The configuration process is seamless.
If you’re a laptop user with a main work or home machine, you’ve probably had your share of emailing a document from one machine to another. Here at work, we often have one machine for “content creation” and they’ll want to have their laptop next to it that they use for chatting, web browsing, email, etc. And often they’ll want to be able to quickly move back and forth between them, copying and pasting between them, etc.
If you have two PCs that are near each other, give it a shot:
https://www.stardock.com/products/multiplicity/