Name: MultiVNC
Author: Christian Beier

MultiVNC is a cross-platform Multicast-enabled VNC viewer.Key features include:<ul><li>Support for most encodings including Tight.</li><li>TLS support, i.e. AnonTLS and VeNCrypt.</li><li>Discovery of VNC servers advertising themselves via ZeroConf.</li><li>Bookmarking of connections.</li><li>Supports server framebuffer resize.</li><li>Several connections with one viewer using tabs.</li><li>Listen mode (Reverse VNC). Via tabs it's possible to listen for and serve multiple incoming connections.</li><li>Record and replay of user input macros.</li><li>Under X11, seamless control of the remote side by moving pointer over the (default upper) screen edge.</li><li>Simple, loggable statistics.</li></ul>

MultiVNC

<ul><li>Added Swedish translation thanks to Åke Engelbrektson.</li><li>Added more tooltips to more UI elements.</li><li>Added keyboard shortcut for making a new connection.</li><li>Added secret store use for credentials without user name.</li><li>Fixed error dialog sometimes being not shown.</li><li>Fixed drawing on MacOS and Wayland. The flatpak now uses Wayland.</li><li>Fixed hang when connecting to unreachable servers.</li></ul>

Added record/replay of user input macros, login credential saving and translations into German and Spanish. Fixed a lot of small paper cut bugs.

Added support for Apple Remote Desktop servers, VNC encoding selection, keyboard grabbing.

Fixes to MulticastVNC and window sharing.

Added support for IPv6 and QoS tagging.

Added Seamless Edge Connector, FastRequest, experimental window sharing.

Added MulticastVNC, reverse VNC and bookmarking of connections.

A usable tight-enabled VNC viewer with support for server framebuffer resize, several connections with one viewer using tabs, simple, loggable statistics, and discovery of VNC servers advertising themselves via ZeroConf.

Cross-platform Multicast-enabled VNC viewer


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      Its main use is for making presentations of some application. Normally, you would have to move the mouse pointer around the point of interest until hopefully everybody noticed it. With Gromit-MPX, you can draw everywhere onto the screen, highlighting some button or area.
    
      Key features include:
      
        Desktop-independent. Gromit-MPX works with GNOME, KDE, XFCE, ... under X11 as well as with a Wayland session
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        Fast. Where available, Gromit-MPX makes use of Compositing
      
    

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MultiVNC

Cross-platform Multicast-enabled VNC viewer

Changes in version 0.7.0

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