But it could easily be the other way around. This will be the ‘server’ and the other computer will be the ‘client’.īecause we use our Raspberry Pi so much, we’re going to connect our keyboard and mouse to it and have it control the secondary Windows PC. This is the one you will have your keyboard and mouse connected to. Now that Barrier is installed on both computers, you need to decide which one is going to be in control. Make sure all of your computers are connected to the same network before going any further. Use the corresponding DMG file for macOS – or APT for a Linux, as shown in the previous step. Open the BarrierSetup-2.3.2.exe program (you may have a later version number). Now download Barrier to your client computer (in our case the Windows PC) from the Barrier GitHub page. Sudo apt install barrier -y Install Barrier on the client Open a Terminal and enter: sudo apt update We’re going to use Barrier to share a keyboard and mouse connected to our Raspberry Pi to a Windows PC on the same network.įirst, install Barrier on Raspberry Pi using APT. Barrier is used to share a keyboard between Raspberry Pi and other computers: Windows PC, Mac, or Linux (even a second Raspberry Pi).
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