Mouse Without Borders
Control up to four computers from a single mouse and keyboard
Mouse Without Borders is why I believe software is made of miracles.
About Mouse Without Borders
Would you want to have an incredible mouse that can seamlessly move from one machine to another?
Would you want to get rid of the KVM and be more productive working with multiple machines?
Mouse without Borders is a product that makes you the captain of your computer fleet by allowing you to control up to four computers from a single mouse and keyboard. This means that with Mouse without Borders you can copy text or drag and drop files across computers.
Mouse without Borders is for Windows operating systems.
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Journey
The Garage was created in 2009 by a small group of employees to work together on side projects. By 2011, what started as a mini-rebellion had grown into over 3,000 employees around the world, all hacking, building, and tinkering. Truong Do, Microsoft Dynamics AX developer and creator of Mouse without Borders, was part of the early movement, and Mouse without Borders is his side project.
Originally released in September 2011 to accolades from top press outlets, Mouse without Borders has achieved millions of downloads and continues to be hugely popular in the developer community at large. Mouse without Borders is one of the first Garage projects to be released to the public, and almost seven years later is still a top search term for the Garage.
Truong continues to work as a Microsoft employee and remains dedicated to keeping Mouse without Borders ready to go on the latest Windows operating systems.
From its humble roots as side project in the early days of the Garage, Mouse without Borders has stood the test of time and proven that a small project can have big impact.
Team
Truong Do, developer for Microsoft Dynamics and creator of Mouse without Borders.
Special thanks to the Garage for helping bringing the app to the world, and to all other the contributors who have been giving feedback/ideas to improve the app:
Adrian Garside, Alan Myrvold, Aleks Gershaft, Bao Nguyen, Bruce Dawson, Chinh Huynh, Chris Ransom, David Andrews, Ed Essey, Gwyneth Marshall, Joe Coplen, Justin White, Karthick Mahalingam, Karen Luecking, Long Nguyen, Luke Schoe, Mario Madden, Mike Rick, Nino Yuniardi, Peter Haug, Pooja Kamra, Quinn Hawkins, Ross Nichol, Ryan Baltazar, Scott Bradne, Triet Le – and the many people who use the product.
