this leads to another market strategy:
people build their computer system and habits around Synergy until they get to its nasty bugs.
then they readily move to the better ShareMouse.
Similarly, most people start out with a small and cheap car. Then, for retirement, they buy a Mercedes.
-> First, you are hinged on, then you strive for the better.
On the one hand, my notion of how much software should cost says $50 for a Synergy clone is insanely expensive. But if I think of the benefit received, I've got to say that a Synergy clone which Just Works probably is easily worth $50.