Luna Display and Keyboards
Using External Keyboards with Luna Display
Luna Display supports different keyboard setups, allowing control of both your primary and secondary devices.
Supported setups:
- Keyboard connected to the primary device, controlling both devices.
- Keyboard connected to the secondary device, controlling both devices.
- Separate keyboards for each device.
Note: Luna Display does not have an on-screen keyboard.
Best Keyboard Connection
Connecting to the Primary Device
We recommend using a keyboard on the primary device for the best performance:
- Supports key repeat functions like Delete (Mac) and Backspace (Windows).
- Fewer compatibility issues with mixed setups (e.g., PC to Mac).
- Supports non-QWERTY layouts (AZERTY, Colemak, etc.). You may need to switch manually.
If you experience input issues, check for third-party apps like Karabiner-Elements or Keyboard Maestro, which may interfere with Luna Display.
Connecting to the Secondary Device
- Supports Cmd + Tab to switch apps with Exclusive Fullscreen Mode disabled.
- Limited support for key repeats and non-QWERTY keyboards.
- Some shortcuts and gestures may not work with a trackpad.
iPad Keyboard Limitations: macOS shortcuts do not work when using an iPad keyboard, as commands are tied to iPadOS. The following shortcuts are unsupported:
- CMD + Tab
- CMD + Spacebar
- CMD + ESC
- CMD + Q
Recommended Keyboards
Luna Display works with most external keyboards, including:
- Apple Magic Keyboard
- Logitech keyboards, including the widely recommended MX Master Series.
- Logitech MX Master Series, which allows switching between multiple devices via Bluetooth.
These setups provide the best input experience while using Luna Display.