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Hi guys, I've been working on a new project to share Keyboard and Mouse on two computers and share files without the headache of AirDrop not being available on some computers so I've decided to create an application to do that. It's called DeskBridge. It works on macOS Big Sur and newer and I would love to have your feedback and your take on this app. Here's a small summary: DeskBridge is a simple, seamless software KVM solution designed exclusively for macOS. It allows you to control multiple Macs using a single keyboard and mouse, completely eliminating the need for extra peripherals or hardware switches. Built with simplicity and strict security in mind, DeskBridge bridges the gap between your devices over your local network, making multiple Macs feel like one unified workspace. Key Features • Seamless Mouse & Keyboard Sharing: Effortlessly glide your cursor off the edge of your primary screen to instantly take control of your secondary Mac. • Secure Clipboard Sync: Copy text on one Mac and paste it on another. Your clipboard data is synchronized bi-directionally in real-time. (Still WIP) • Multi-File Drag & Drop: Need to move files? Simply drag and drop files or folders into the DeskBridge menubar icon to instantly zip and transfer them to your paired Mac and the on the destination it will automatically decompresses them. • End-to-End Security: All keystrokes, mouse movements, and clipboard data are secured using public/private key pin-pairing and transmitted via AES-encrypted payloads, keeping your personal data completely safe on the local network. • Zero-Config Discovery: Automatically discovers other Macs running DeskBridge on your local network using Bonjour—no IP addresses or manual configuration required. • Automatic Updates: Integrated with Sparkle, ensuring you always have the latest features and security improvements running silently in the background. How to Use It 1 Install on Both Macs: Download and launch DeskBridge on both your primary Mac (the one connected to your keyboard/mouse) and your secondary Mac. 2 Grant Permissions: Upon launch, allow the requested Accessibility permissions in macOS System Settings. (DeskBridge needs this to safely capture and inject your keyboard and mouse events). 3 Connect & Pair: Ensure both Macs are on the same Wi-Fi or local network. Open the DeskBridge window on your primary Mac, locate your secondary Mac in the "Computers" list, and click Connect. 4 Approve: Accept the secure pairing request on the secondary Mac. 5 Bridge Your Desk: You're all set! Just push your cursor to the edge of the screen to cross over to the other Mac, or drag files to the menubar icon to transfer them instantly. This app does not share any information beyond your local network. I initially named it UniversalKVM but halfway through the project I've decided to change the name to DeskBridge so if in the Accessibility list you see UniversalKVM that's ok I'll fix it later. DeskBridge v0.1 Looking forward to your feedback. Cheers

@Alpha22 Thanks for the feedback 🙂

@Alpha22 Thanks for the feedback 🙂

Hi guys, A new version of ESP Mounter is ready for test, added bunch of new features: 1. You can add auto-mount for any of your USB/External disks and when the disk is mounted and the ESP mounter is loaded it will automatically mount the EFI folder and it can also open the config.plist with the default plist editor 2. You can set auto-mount enable or disable 3. added disk space and smart indicators 4. You can erase the EFI partition or the whole disk within the app (be careful using this feature) 5. When the app is loaded you can open the menubar with option+command+E shortcut 6. Improved system info detection logic 7. Updated donation QR-Code and URL, the previous donation links were confusing for some 8. Improved disk detection logic for faster disk detection I hope you enjoy using the new Bootabler. Looking forward to your feedbacks and appreciate your support if you feel like it. Updates are available through the app and the link in the first post.

Hi guys, I've added bunch of new features to the Bootabler app: 1. Added multiple USB/ISO disk creation support 2. macOS Downloader 3. Added internal disk support which is disabled by default so be careful using that function because you can accidentally format/erase your internal disk 4. Added ISO/USB Disk creation support for older Mac OS X all the way back to Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard (I haven't tested them myself), Lion and Mountain Lion. 5. The app will automatically add the selected macOS icon and sets it to the USB disk 6. Updated Support ❤️ URL in the app (it was broken for a while) I hope you enjoy using the new Bootabler. Looking forward to your feedbacks and appreciate your support if you feel like it. Updates are available through the app and the link in the first post.

New version is available for download. If you enjoy using Bootabler please consider donating for keeping the app and the updates alive.

New version is available for download. If you enjoy using ESP Mounter please consider donating for keeping the app and the updates alive.

Hi guys, New version 1.3.9 Build 3.2 is available for download and update through the app. What's New in This Version: Fixed the incorrect macOS Tahoe build number detection Improved progress steps management for creating bootable macOS installer USB disks Improved removable, external disk detection Removed automatically closing the completion task view Added macOS details in completion task view Cheers

Hi guys New version 1.7 update is available. Key features in this version: Performance Improvements UI improvements for better consistent look in both Menubar and Window mode Fixed Switch to Menubar Mode Icon issue on macOS Tahoe Fixed Menubar and Window width for better user experience

New version 1.6 uploaded to the server. Added window mode to the app with toggle buttons in both views.

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@MaLd0n Hi, I've added the feature you've requested to be able to detect and mount multiple EFI partitions on a same disk. You can update the app to the new version and test it out. I've also updated to the link to v1.5 on the first post. Let me know how it goes

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@MaLd0n You're welcome my friend 🙂

@belengoww Sure thing 🙂

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Bootabler: Create macOS Installation Media with Ease Bootabler transforms the process of creating bootable macOS installation media into a simple, guided experience. With just a few clicks, create bootable USB drives or ISO images for any macOS version from Mavericks to the latest release. Perfect for system recovery, clean installations, or deploying macOS across multiple devices, Bootabler handles all the technical details while providing a clean, intuitive interface. Whether you're an IT professional managing a fleet of Macs or an individual user preparing for system upgrades, Bootabler makes bootable media creation simple, fast, and reliable. Download Link If you like the app please consider donating to support the development ☕

Hi guys. I recently decided to create an ultimate tool for managing EFI partitions and bootloaders and I wanted to share it with you guys. Here is the summary of the app: EFI Mounter is a powerful macOS utility that simplifies EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) partition management with intelligent filesystem detection and comprehensive disk operations. Key Features EFI Partition Management One-click mounting/unmounting of EFI system partitions Automatic Finder integration - mounted EFI partitions open directly in Finder Visual status indicators showing mount state for each disk Administrator privilege handling with secure Keychain password storage EFI Folder Operations Copy EFI folders between different mounted EFI partitions Export to filesystem when no destination EFI partitions are available Automatic backup creation before overwriting existing EFI folders Real-time progress tracking with cancellation support Safety warnings for boot disk and multi-boot configurations Advanced Filesystem Detection Multi-OS recognition: macOS (APFS, HFS+), Windows (NTFS), Linux (ext4, xfs, btrfs), ExFAT Bootloader identification: OpenCore and Clover detection with version info Boot disk highlighting with special visual indicators Intelligent classification distinguishing Linux ExFAT from standard ExFAT Comprehensive Disk Management Multiple disk types: Internal, external, removable, and disk images (DMG/ISO) Smart filtering with customizable display options for different disk categories Safe disk ejection for removable and external drives Real-time updates when devices are connected or disconnected Detailed disk information including size, filesystem, and mount status Dual Interface Design Menu bar application with compact popover interface Pin functionality to keep menu bar window persistent Context menus for quick right-click operations Auto-adjusting layouts based on content and disk count Security & System Integration Secure credential storage in macOS Keychain Launch at login option for seamless integration System notifications for mount/unmount operations Automatic updates with built-in Sparkle framework Comprehensive settings for customizing app behavior User Experience Double-click shortcuts for quick EFI mount/unmount Tooltip guidance for all interactive elements Progress indicators for all operations Error handling with clear, actionable messages Multi-boot awareness with enhanced safety warnings Perfect for: macOS power users, Hackintosh enthusiasts, system administrators, and anyone needing reliable EFI partition access with advanced disk management capabilities. Direct link to download for easier maintainability: ESP Mounter If you like the app please consider donating to support the development ☕

Hi MaLd0n, yes, I have a Fenvi T919 WiFi/BT (BCM4360) which requires the patcher.

The installation went fine on my Kaby Lake and the amazing part is that the latest OCLP nightly 0.6.9 build didn't require to download the KDK for beta 6!

I'm using a Ryzen 9 5900X rig right now but I can't use virtualization and some android emulators won't work so I'm thinking to switch back to Intel and I'm wondering about the stability and the performance on Alder Lake i9 12900K. For virtualization I used to use VMWare and Parallels and I used BlueStacks for Android emulation so do you have any suggestions?

Hi @MaLd0n How are you? Have you tested any Alder Lake rigs?

Very impressive, as always! @MaLd0n, Thanks for the details.

Working EFI folder for GA-H97-D3H Just a side note to the people that might run into issues using v5.1 r5123 pre-released version: The installer doesn't contain the OpenRuntime.efi which is a crucial part of the Clover-Open Core integrated version which will be fixed in the next release. Use the latest OpenRuntime and put it inside Drivers/UEFI, the attached version is from OpenCore 0.6.2 and it is also included in my EFI folder. Cheers GA-H97-D3H-Haswell - Clover r.5123 .zip OpenRuntime.efi.zip