Server for Unix/Linux/X11
The best features and performance from TightVNC Server are now readily available for
implementation into your Linux applications. Controlling your remote desktop with any
VNC-compatible client has never been that easy and convenient.
Our latest Server for Unix/Linux (X Window) is developed based on TightVNC version 2.0 with C++
and has a common codebase with Windows and macOS Servers. It supports most of the features
available with the latest versions of TightVNC such as file transfer, access lists, additional
ports, and built-in web-server.
The Server is fitted with JavaScript client support, such as noVNC and with the realization of
WebSocket protocol.
This product is also supporting HTTPs as well as WebSocket Secure, thus allowing channel
encryption without a need of using any additional software.
The Server for Unix/Linux is fully compatible with RFB protocol, hence you can create your
protocol extensions for all your needs.
Controlling the Server can be accomplished utilizing the configuration file or by the
web-interface.
For commercial licensing this product is available for licensing only under a source code
license.
Our latest Server for Unix/Linux is not available under free GNU GPL license and is not
available for public download and review at our web-site.
The version 1.3 of this Server, available on our site for public download, is outdated and not
supported by us.
For more details, please fill in the licensing request form below.
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If you are interested in the commercial licensing option, please fill in the form below
and press "Submit Information". Make sure to provide both your real personal name
and the company name.
You will be contacted by e-mail so please make sure to enter your valid e-mail address
as well. This e-mail address will not be disclosed to any third party and will be used only
for correspondence directly related to your request.
If you have problems with filling in this form, please contact us
directly.
Thank you!
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Server for Unix/Linux