Reviews and recommendations for useful tools.
Reviews and recommendations for useful tools.
Synergy is a useful wee utility that allows you to share a single keyboard and mouse across
multiple machines - kind of a software equivalent to a KVM switch, but for keyboard and mouse only. This is very useful
if you have two or more machines located next to each other. While I’ve used it to link two Windows XP machines, Synergy
has support for a wide range of operating systems, including Macintosh, Linux (and other Unix variants) and the Windows
9x series.
I’m coming up to speed with Gendarme, the open source assembly inspector.
Now this qualifies as a great idea – integrating the code layout
enforcement of StyleCop with the dynamic at-your-fingertips goodness of
ReSharper: StyleCop for
ReSharper.
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