Moniswitch v0.2.0: Mac support

The other computer can be a Mac

Press the shortcut. The monitor switches to the Mac, and the Windows keyboard and mouse go with it. Press it again and both come back.

What changed

• Mac as the other computer. Input Link has a new LINUX / MAC choice. The Mac runs Deskflow's own client: no patches, no extra drivers.
• Mac setup script. integration/macos/install-input-client.sh writes a private client configuration, pins the Windows certificate, and starts the receiver at login. --uninstall removes it.
• Windows shortcuts on the Mac. Ctrl acts as ⌘ Command by default, so Ctrl+C copies and Ctrl+Q quits. Turn it off for Deskflow's native layout.
• Clipboard with a Mac. On for Mac links. It stays off for Linux receivers, where clipboard data once took the keyboard and mouse down with it.
• Bug reports now ask which platform the other computer runs.

What is true now

Mac support is experimental. We tested the generated configuration, the pinned TLS handshake, and wrong-pin rejection against the real Deskflow 1.26 programs. The launchd agent and the macOS Accessibility prompt have not met a real Mac yet. If you have one, tell us how it goes.

Settings from 0.1.0 load unchanged, as Linux.

Guide: docs/MACOS.md

Download

Moniswitch-win-x64.zip needs the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime on Windows. The executable is not code-signed, so SmartScreen may object on first launch.

SHA256: F62F9DA9B6C60A845BA70FB417833044776425A9310857A6532A3EDCC461A719

Moniswitch v0.1.0

First packaged release. SHA256: 8A1A6EFB4F9008477EA8D8C999AE9C94BAF37C4B6021E84ADAA39C899E4F0694