How to Share Your Mouse Between Mac and Windows
Are you tired of constantly switching between your Mac and Windows computers? Do you want to be able to control both machines with a single mouse? Look no further! With AutoRaise, you can easily share your mouse between your Mac and Windows systems.
To get started, launch the AutoRaise application on your Mac. If you're using a terminal, run the command `echo 1 > ~/lay` followed by the delay you want to specify in units of 50ms (e.g., `20ms`). This will allow you to customize the delay between when you hover over a window and when it is raised to the front.
Once you've set up your delay, you can bind the created service to a keyboard shortcut via System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts. This way, you can quickly toggle AutoRaise on or off with just a few keystrokes.
To use AutoRaise with Windows, simply copy the AutoRaise binary to your /Applications/ folder and make sure it's executable by running `chmod 700 AutoRaise`. You can then rename the application to 'AutoRaise' to better reflect its purpose.
When you hover over a window on either your Mac or Windows machine, AutoRaise will raise that window to the front with the delay you specified. This means you'll no longer have to constantly switch between windows or manually raise them to get back to where you were working.
Thanks to AutoRaise's improved design and functionality, you can now share your mouse seamlessly between your Mac and Windows systems, making it easier than ever to work across multiple platforms.
