Press the Execute button and you can then use QuickSynergy to control your netbook.I have always valued extra screen estate be it in the form of additional monitors, using television, etc. Launch then QuickSynergy on your netbook, switch to the Use tab, and enter the IP address of the server in the Server hostname/IP address field. When you've entered the hostname, press the Execute button to start the server. To find out the exact hostname of your netbook, simply run the hostname name command on it. Note that you must enter the hostname not the netbook's IP address. The cursor then magically jumps to the netbook's screen, and you can use the mouse and the keyboard with your netbook. For example, if you enter the hostname in the Right field, you can switch to your netbook by moving the mouse cursor to the right edge of the server's screen. Each field allows you to specify which border of the server's screen should act as a switch. Launch QuickSynergy on the machine that is going to be the server (or Share in QuickSynergy terminology) and type the hostname of the netbook you want to control in one of the four fields. If you are running Ubuntu-based distros on your computers, you can install QuickSynergy using the sudo apt-get install quicksynergy command. To enable the mouse and keyboard sharing, you have to install QuickSynergy on both machines. Better yet, it allows you to copy and paste text from one computer to the other. The clever part is that QuickSynergy/Synergy is purely a software solution which uses the good old TCP/IP protocol to share the mouse and keyboard between machines on the same local network. Enter QuickSynergy, a graphical tool for the Synergy application which allows you to seamlessly share the mouse and the keyboard between two or several machines. But switching back and forth between your main machine and the netbook can be rather inconvenient. For example, you can use your netbook to run a Twitter or an IRC client, so you can use your primary machine to do some actual work. Even when you work at home or in the office, your netbook can make a handy addition to your computer setup.
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