Need to level up your multi-tasking? Apple's latest continuity feature allows you to use your Mac’s mouse, trackpad, and keyboard on a nearby iPad.

Synergy2, an open source project, is a cross-platform KVM (Keyboard, Mouse, Video) server for Windows, Mac, and UNIX operating systems. It can either act as a Server or as a Client.

Mac and Windows and Unix-like systems mix in a lovely cocktail of single keyboard/mouse goodness. (M) Now we will demonstrate how to set up a Mac OS X computer as the server.

Does your workflow involve using Mac and iPad? With macOS 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4, you can now use Universal Control to link your Mac and iPad and control both with a single keyboard and mouse.

One is the open-source Synergy project. This allows you to share a keyboard and mouse not only with another Mac but also Windows and Linux boxes. In its native state it requires some Terminal mucking.

Will the keyboard work with my PC? Whether you’re using a PC or a Mac with Windows installed, the Apple keyboards should all work perfectly.

Whatever the reason you have to navigate your computer without a mouse, using only your keyboard, mouse keys can help.