Chicken of the VNC
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Good app. Prefer Jolly's Fast VNC but sometimes it has trouble connecting to Windoze machines. If this doesn't connect then pretty much nothing does.
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It has nothing of what one might expect in a modern vnc client. There are other, alas not open-source, alternatives; also built-in screensharing works better, especially in a mac2mac situation
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Good app. Prefer Jolly's Fast VNC but sometimes it has trouble connecting to Windoze machines. If this doesn't connect then pretty much nothing does.
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Good app. Useful, simple and easy to install.
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well-written application, which works stable
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Stable and works.
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Beneficial job, thank you so much for conveying
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Real cool sofware
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The project is continued under the name Chicken: https://sourceforge.net/projects/chicken/
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good job
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This project WAS good, but has been dormant for some time now. You should switch your viewer to JollysFastVNC.
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very good project
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Awesome app. Just what i need. Go on buddy!
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I used to use Timbuktu Pro. It's a great application with lots of features...most of which I never use. For most everyday remote VNC purposes, Chicken of the VNC (in conjunction with Vine Server) is simpler, faster, easier to use, and does about 99% of what I need in such an application. In fact, I haven't updated Timbuktu, and I don't expect I'll need to. This is a great application!
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great app for VNC windows or Mac OS
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Excellent project. I love it !
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excellent simple.. works equally well with mac, win or linux servers
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fast and tiny!
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Excellent! Easy to install and use. Makes having two Macs even more fun!
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VNC makes cross platform screen sharing way easier, and Chicken of the VNC is a nice OS X VNC app for OS X.
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Prefer Jolly's Fast VNC but sometimes it has trouble connecting to Windoze machines. If this doesn't connect then pretty much nothing does.
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It has nothing of what one might expect in a modern vnc client. There are other, alas not open-source, alternatives; also built-in screensharing works better, especially in a mac2mac situation
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was good at it's time (2006), now JollysFastVNC is the way to go !