Makes it more convenient to use one Apple Magic Trackpad 2 via Bluetooth on multiple devices (Mac/Linux).
Connect or disconnect with one click.

1. Install dependencies: brew install blueutil
2. Add the Bluetooth address of your trackpad (e.g. 18-7e-b9-69-ff-cd) to the script. The path variable may also need to be adjusted. If the workflow is used, document.wflow inside switch-trackpad.workflow must also be modified.
3. Start the script on the device that you want to disconnect the trackpad from. Then start the script on the device that you want the trackpad to connect to.

1. Install dependencies: brew install blueutil
2. Edit document.wflow inside switch-trackpad.workflow: Add the Bluetooth address of your trackpad (e.g. 18-7e-b9-69-ff-cd) to the script. The path variable may also need to be adjusted.
3. Add the workflow to the Touch Bar: https://support.apple.com/guide/automator/use-quick-action-workflows-aut73234890a/mac
4. Start the script on the device that you want to disconnect the trackpad from. Then start the script on the device that you want the trackpad to connect to.

1. Ensure that all dependencies (bluetoothctl, expect) are installed.
2. Add the Bluetooth address of your trackpad (e.g. 18:7E:B9:69:FF:CD) to the script.
3. You may want to use a keyboard shortcut or some other feature of your desktop environment to quickly launch the script. I use the following Gnome shell extension for this purpose: https://github.com/lucaskenda/handyscripts2
4. Start the script on the device that you want to disconnect the trackpad from. Then start the script on the device that you want the trackpad to connect to.

• Simply use cables
• Use KVM software like Synergy or Barrier