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How to copy files between Unix systems

Sun co-founder John Gage, who coined the phrase "The Network is the Computer" which later became a Sun slogan, is today entirely correct. Oh sure, he's not semantically correct, but he's basically correct in that the true power of the computer is not realized until it is connected to something. MP3 players are little computers that are networked to your computer long enough to load music on to them, for example. One useful and basic thing we can do to cause computers to participate with one another is to copy files between them. Sometimes it's most effective to just do this with a disk, but if they are connected to a network, it's usually easiest to copy the files that way, if not fastest.

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Sharing a mouse and a keyboard across systems with Synergy

Synergy is an application for OSX, Unix, and Windows that allows you to share a mouse and keyboard across any number of these systems. The Unix version uses the XTEST extension, and as such should work on any Unix system whose X server features this extension. It is licensed under the GPLv2.

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Synergy Warp Image

By drink | Thu August 17, 2006
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