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Hugh_Lebowski

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6. I have a Windows desktop and a Mac laptop, and I use one keyboard for both of them

Reply to brush (Reply #1)

Tue Aug 9, 2022, 01:39 PM

Aug 2022

In fact, the mouse/keyboard will switch to working on either computer simply by holding down the control key while pushing to the edge of the screen between them.

Tech is called Logitech Flow. Pretty freaking cool.

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non-earthshaking question [View all] Marthe48 Aug 2022 OP

Laptop or desktop? I've had apostrophe keys wear out... brush Aug 2022 #1

If it's a butterfly keyboard, there's a class-action reward. Do check. nt usonian Aug 2022 #2

I'm using a Dell laptop Marthe48 Aug 2022 #4

I have a Windows desktop and a Mac laptop, and I use one keyboard for both of them Hugh_Lebowski Aug 2022 #6

Pretty cool. How'd you find out about that? brush Aug 2022 #9

Because I'm a programmer and many people at my office have this config :) nt Hugh_Lebowski Aug 2022 #10

When you say 'doesn't type in' what does that mean? Hugh_Lebowski Aug 2022 #3

I type into the posting box Marthe48 Aug 2022 #7

Likely a spell-checker somewhere in the chain. usonian Aug 2022 #5

I thought I had them all turned off Marthe48 Aug 2022 #8

Here on DU there may be a difference ManiacJoe Aug 2022 #11