Realvnc

VNC stands for Virtual Network Computing. The two computers dont even have to be the same type, so for example you can use VNC to view an office Linux machine on your Windows PC at home. VNC is freely and publicly available and is in widespread active use by millions throughout industry,...


Platforms: *nix

VNC Snapshot is a command line utility for VNC (Virtual Network Computing) available from RealVNC, among others. The utility allows one to take a snapshot from a VNC server and save it as a JPEG file. Unix, Linux and Windows platforms are supported.


Platforms: *nix

VeNCrypt adds TLS/X509 encryption and authentication to VNC. It is heavily based on the RealVNC Free Edition, thus being a single fork away from the original creators of VNC, and is fully compliant with the RFB protocol.


Platforms: *nix

This program allows you set the password of your VNC server on your LAN. It also lets you set alternate credentials for connecting to the remote machine. Supports UltraVNC, RealVNC, and TightVNC.


Platforms: Windows

No need to purchase a static IP address or subscribe to dynamic DNS. With eMailMyIP you'll always know how to contact your network. It monitors your public IP address, and when it changes, eMailMyIP emails you the updated information. You can even add comments to distinguish different locations...


Platforms: Windows

TSclientX is a Remote Desktop Protocol (also known as Windows Terminal Services) client for Mac OS X. It appears to be a native Mac OS application, but is in fact an assembly of open-source software working in concert to provide functionality similar to Microsoft's Remote Desktop Connection....


Platforms: Mac

OSXvnc is a full featured VNC server providing remote access to the GUI, keyboard and mouse using any VNC client. Redstone Software offers this VNC server particular for use with our Remote Automation and Testing Software, Eggplant. Additionally VNC Clients are available for Mac OS 9, OS X,...


Platforms: Mac