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DisplaySwitcher combines monitor input switching with text and file transfers between Linux, macOS, and Windows computers.

Switch a monitor’s video input with a software button instead of reaching for its physical controls. If one computer cannot switch the monitor directly, another connected computer capable of switching it can perform the action.

Transfer text and files between computers using cut-and-paste, drag-and-drop, or file browsing, including across different operating systems. No network or firewall configuration necessary.

I created DisplaySwitcher after finding that Dell’s display switching application did not support macOS in my setup. Switching from Windows to my Mac was easy, but switching back meant using the monitor’s physical buttons. As a developer working across Linux, macOS, and Windows, I also needed to move text and development files quickly between those systems. I used DisplaySwitcher while developing DisplaySwitcher itself, saving time in the workflow I built it for.

Designed for developers, IT professionals, and home office users working with multiple computers. DisplaySwitcher costs $5.95 per month and includes a one-month free trial.

Documentation: https://docs.nebulasoftware.com/displayswitcher Overview video: https://videos.nebulasoftware.com/watch/cO6roAnyTon Product demonstration: https://videos.nebulasoftware.com/watch/cO6Y3nny0Ok