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Hello, Is there a way to compile synergy into a static binary? By this i mean compiling synergyc into a single self-sufficient binary without the need of using linked libraries. http://synergy-foss.org/osqa/account/signin/ What i am trying to do is create a single binary of synergys and synergyc that can be run in any SuSe OS. The reason i need this is because we want to run synergy on suse-based thin-clients, and i cannot install the pre-reqs. Yast is not even available in these thin clients.

Thanks,

LS

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When you build Synergy, it creates a lib directory. This is where various static libraries (.so files) are placed. Since the synergyc and synergys prorgrams actually only have a few lines of code themselves, you could very easily create a single binrary which performs the server and client function of both.

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