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Remmina - The GTK Remote Desktop Client
The GTK Remote Desktop Client
Remmina has moved away from SourceForge in favor of GitLab and it's own domain. Thanks a lot for your understanding and we look forward to seeing very soon on: http://www.remmina.org/ https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina -
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ARecordUpdater
An application that automatically updates A-Records for certain hosts.
ARecordUpdater is an application that automatically updates A-Records for certain hosts. This update client keeps your hostname’s IP address up-to-date. If you have a dynamic IP address which changes periodically (monthly, weekly or even daily), then this can make it difficult or impossible to connect to services at home, like remote desktop or FTP. Using ARecordUpdater allows you to make sure you can always reach your home network, because it makes sure that your hostname is always... -
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This is a Remote Desktop application based on Java. It uses Kryonet API(http://code.google.com/p/kryonet/) to maintain the preliminary connection between the server and client. For now only peer to peer connection is possible. It works only in LAN. We had thought to extend it to internet version but it might take some time. If you have any queries regarding to this application feel free to post.
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LightVNC is a remote desktop server that relies only in HTML and HTTP(S). As the only required client software is a web browser, the server can be accessed by devices without remote desktop clients, like game consoles (PS3, Wii) and Smart-phones
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