Well, it's almost 3 months after the post saying next version will have OSX support (no date given). Since there was no response to my last post, I can only assume that you don't really have one to give. I got a notice today telling me my subscription runs out in 28 days. I go and check, still no OSX support, no update, nothing. Frustrated, I go ahead and download, install, configure, and run Synergy. Lo and behold, it works. Wow, Windows, OSX, and Linux support. I'm typing this on a virtual PC
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Well let's see. I purchased Multiplicity over a year ago. It was in development and beta long before that, with OS X support promised then. This forum has people asking in April of 2005 how much longer OS X support was going to take. Vista is in BETA. It is not a released product. What percentage of the population actually have their hands on it? Microsoft expects to release it in November of 2006. Considering OS X support has been "In development" sin
I have to say, I'm pretty dissapointed. Looking at the features in this update, you're putting better checking to make sure people are paying for your product, support for an operating system that isn't out, nor will be for 6 months, and some cosmetic fixes. But wait, OS X support that has been promised for 2 years is coming REAL soon now, compared to soon 2 years ago. And......still no linux support. Vista will be out soon and take over much of the de
Anything better than Q1? If you look back in the forum the last time you (Stardock) discussed it, the expectation was 1.1 and OSX support Summer of 05. It would have been better to have not promised it at all than to promise something soon (in development) and not come out with it for over a year. This is ridiculous guys.....