New Version Is Here!
July 20, 2011 — GlavSoft, LLC is proud to introduce new TightVNC Java Viewer
version 2.
This version was designed and written from the scratch. Our primary goal was to eliminate
numerous problems of previous versions, and we think we have reached the goal.
New version is faster and more stable, uses Swing-based user interface and should
be perfectly compatible with modern Java environments. New source code features improved
design, component-based architecture and high code quality — it should be far
easier to integrate new viewer with other Java programs.
Future versions of the viewer will include file transfers, desktop scaling, new color depths,
improved security, and more. It will be actively developed.
What Is It? — a "Run-Anywhere" Remote Control Client
It's a fully-functional remote control program written in Java. It can work on
any computer where Java is installed.
- It connects to another computer and displays its live remote desktop.
- It lets you control the remote computer with your mouse and keyboard, just like you
would do it sitting in the front of that computer.
It requires that the remote computer is running any type of VNC-compatible server software
(standard VNC, TightVNC, UltraVNC, x11vnc, Apple Remote Desktop in Mac OS X, Xen/HVM, VMWare,
Qemu etc.). For Windows systems, TightVNC Server is a recommended option.
Why Java? What Are the Benefits?
- It can run on any hardware, under any operating system with Java installed.
- It's nearly as fast as the native version (our tests show it can be faster in
certain situations!).
- It can be easily integrated with Web sites and Web-based services.
Finally, it can be used as a Web applet. That means users can access their desktops
from any computer with any Java-enabled Web browser, without installing
any software on the client computer.
Download Now! It's Free!
Here you can grab your free copy:
More Details on Licensing: Free and Commercial
Just like TightVNC Server version 2 for Windows, it is available either as
free software (GNU GPL license) or commercially. Commercial
license is required if you would like to use TightVNC Java Viewer or its components in your
proprietary programs or scripts. Also, it may be a reasonable option if the GNU GPL license
is not acceptable for some other reasons.
Thank you for your interest in TightVNC!
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