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DyskLink for Mac 1.1.0
New features between computers, plus a full security, bug, and performance pass. Update DyskLink for Android to 1.1.0 too.
New
- One mouse and keyboard: move the pointer past a screen edge to control another Mac. Ctrl+Opt+Cmd brings it home.
- Windows and Linux PCs: pair and sync the clipboard, files, and ringing with DyskLink for Windows and Linux.
- Pictures on the clipboard go between computers too.
Faster and smoother
- About 0.1% CPU when idle, down from 6%. The battery reading in the menu only runs while the menu is open.
- Touchpad, sound, and screen stay responsive while a big file is moving.
- Network and file work moved off the main thread, so windows don't stutter during transfers.
- Quicker Launcher, Option+Tab, Dock previews, Mac Care, contacts, and messages.
Safer
- Pairing locks out after repeated wrong codes, and a paired device can't pretend to be a different kind of device.
- Mac Care's Uninstall only offers folders that really belong to the app, and warns when another copy shares its data.
- The charge-limit helper refuses to install into a folder other users can change.
Fixed
- Unpairing a phone ends its screen, sound, terminal, and auto-lock.
- Messages can't be sent twice, and drafts stay with their phone.
- On-time prayer alerts now appear.
- Sleeping during Top Up no longer stops charging.
- Tools data (to-dos, notes, layouts) is backed up by Time Machine again.
- Dimming comes back after wake, and monitors are matched by their identity.
Updating: install over 1.0.x. Everything stays.
Requires macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon (any M chip).
Install
- Download
DyskLink-mac-arm64.zip, unzip it, and move DyskLink to Applications. - The app isn't notarized, so macOS blocks the first launch. Open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway.
This build uses a self-signed certificate, not one from Apple.
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