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After finally understand how it works, i realize that this is not a simple project. I really appreciate the time an effort that has put on this work. I install it on my client, and it really help me. I hope it will help many people, and this work reach the higest possibility of excellency, and may God bless you and your family here on earth, your afterlife, and forever.
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not pure html/javascript. uses a java servlet to do the heavylifting. perhaps the project description is misleading. You'll need an application server (tomcat or jetty for instance) to get this client up and running.
User Reviews
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is better
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excellent program, very friendly user interface and ease of operation
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Small but smart!
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Awesome tool. I recommend it to everyone.
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Very, very light program, and fully featured.
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not so good-looking, but does what it should nicely...
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Thanks guys, this tool is a "must have"
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ery good decision, no longer need third-party software, open a browser and go!
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Great project - server-side display rendering, with zero client plug-in required!
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Nice and Easy to use.
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Really powerful and practical software.
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It's so light, fast, cross-browser and cross-device!!! Many congratulations to the developer for such an awesome work! and thank you very much for making it free!!!
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A very fast and clean VNC viewer, completely handled by the server :) With a portable HTML5 browser easy access on any pc outside the corporate firewall ;)
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finally a solution to get onto a Linux desktops in the public internet from behind corporate firewalls :)
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If you're stuck behind a corporate firewall with proxy, and you need/want/crave access to a remote computer, this is one of the better ways to reach the goal. I was looking for something like gotomypc but then open, linux capable and html-accessible. Already had vncserver running, so this was exactly what I was looking for.
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of course we like it ! we use it !
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I got it up and running in about 30 minutes even though I've never set up a VNC server before. I ran the client on my laptop with the server on my webserver. There is no lag going from the client to the server, but there is lag (almost 2 seconds) in updating the screenshot displayed on the client screen (maybe I missed a config file somewhere). The only major drawback is Apache Tomcat (I use Apache for my webserver and having two open ports is a security risk).
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Even in current alpha stage, it is already a very useful solution.
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I spent six hours over three days trying to get various apache ssl vnc connections working. This one took twenty minutes. Love it. Thank you
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Fantastic project - server-side display rendering, with zero client plug-in required!
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1. uVNC is Windows only on the server side 2. uVNC supports a java client NOT a java server, any O/S can use this server.
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Some of the reviews seem to complain about the server side component -- the real strength of Guacamole is that it doesn't require a dedicated *client* via the "magic" of DHTML and Javascript. (also, why does everyone dog Java so badly?)
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Very useful. Better than anything else out there.
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not pure html/javascript. uses a java servlet to do the heavylifting. perhaps the project description is misleading. You'll need an application server (tomcat or jetty for instance) to get this client up and running.