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DirectVNC DirectVNC is a client implementing the remote framebuffer protocol (rfb) which is used by VNC servers. Enhanced TightVNC Viewer The Enhanced TightVNC Viewer package is a project to add some patches to the long neglected Unix TightVNC Viewer. It also adds a GUI for Windows and Unix that automatically starts up a STUNNEL SSL tunnel for SSL connections to x11vnc (or any other VNC Server also running an SSL tunnel, such as STUNNEL, at their end), and then launches the TightVNC Viewer. The program can also be used set up SSH tunnelled connections instead. ggivnc The ggivnc application is a VNC client that uses GGI for input and output. It supports many encodings (ZRLE, Hextile, Zlib, ZlibHex, RRE, CopyRect, LastRect, CoRRE, and the required Raw encoding). Gtk VNC Viewer GTK VNC Viewer is a script that provides a GUI for connecting to VNC servers. It remembers the credentials of known servers, so connecting to a VNC server is just one double-click away. Servers are shown in an icon view. iTivity (commercial) iTivity is a self-hosted software solution for Real Time Resolution of support and administration needs. iTivity gives IT professionals secure, compliant remote access to UNIX, Linux, and Microsoft Windows severs, desktops, and other devices all from a single, centralized server. iTivity integrates with your business processes to improve productivity and customer satisfaction. KDE Desktop Sharing KDE Desktop Sharing is a KDE service that allows you to share your desktop using the RFB protocol, better known as VNC. KDE Desktop Sharing is part of KDE since version 3.1. It is located in the kdenetwork package. Keystone Keystone is a tool for KDE that allows you to remotely access the desktops of machines using the cross-platform VNC system. Keystone can access machines running a variety of operating systems (including most UNIX systems and Windows 95/98/NT/2000) providing they are running a VNC server. Note that Keystone is only a client program, you will need to download a server separately in order to use it. Keystone Application Framework Keystone Application Framework provides a generic, 'semi-complete' application, which is customized and built upon to produce a complete, specific working application. kvncviewer VNC stands for Virtual Network Computing. VNC allows you to access your X11, Windows 3.1/95/NT Desktop from anywhere in the world. The K VNC Viewer provides shameless integration into the K Desktop Environment. It combines ease of use and a beautiful GUI which is typical for KDE applications. LibVNCServer LibVNCServer is ripped out of Xvnc to provide an easy API to write one's own vnc server. RealVNC RealVNC was founded and staffed by the original AT&T team who created VNC. Read more Remmina Remmina (formerly known as Grdc) is a remote desktop connection client that can view and control a desktop session running on another system. It can connect to a VNC platform (using libvncserver0) as well as to windows terminal servers (with rdesktop). Read more rfbplaymacro rfbplaymacro is a simple tool for controlling VNC sessions. rfbproxy rfbproxy is a simple tool for recording VNC sessions. TightVNC TightVNC is an enhanced version of VNC which includes a lot of new features, improvements, optimizations and bugfixes over the original VNC version. Read more tkvnc TkVNC is a VNC viewer written in pure Tcl/Tk. It does not yet support authentication, so it can only connect to an unsecured VNC server. uVNC uVNC is a very small VNC server that can be run even on tiny 8-bit microcontrollers commonly found in small embedded devices. With uVNC, such devices can have a networked display without the need for any graphics hardware or a computer screen. Vinagre Vinagre is a VNC client for the GNOME Desktop. It allows the user to view multiple machines simultaneously, can discover VNC servers on the network via Avahi, and can keep track of recently used and favorite connections. Read more VNC Reflector VNC Reflector is a specialized VNC server which acts as a proxy sitting between real VNC server (a host) and a number of VNC clients. It was designed to work efficiently with large number of clients. vnc2swf vnc2swf is a recording tool for VNC, a protocol to manipulate remote window systems via network, developed by AT&T Laboratories Cambridge. It records VNC sessions and generates a Macromedia Flash movie file (SWF). It can be used as an X11 recorder or a Windows desktop recorder. VncSelector VncSelector allows a user to manage his/her list of currently active VNC server sessions. This can be useful in a thin client situation (run from .Xsession, for example). vncssld vncssld is a VNC SSL repeater for Unix. You can use it to access your user's desktop using VNC SSL. VNCTracker VNCTracker is a tool to keep track of mostly dynamic hosts on various dial-up accounts. Rather than call each user whenever you need a current IP address for connecting with VNC, you visit the Web page generated by VNCTracker which shows the updated IP address for that host. You can then build .vnc files for easily starting VNC with the settings to connect to the host. x11vnc x11vnc lets you remotely view and interact with real X displays (i.e. a display corresponding to a physical monitor, keyboard, and mouse) with any VNC viewer. In this way it plays the role for Unix/X11 that WinVNC plays for Windows. x2vnc x2vnc is an implementation of the VNC RFB protocol designed to control a machine running a VNC server in a dual-monitor situation.
