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  • A little tricky finding the correct EXE file for current windows usage. I do have trouble saving credentials for the device login window, but on the other hand it keeps things safe having to login each day. If your running Debian 13 and have wayvnc up and running on your linux, Tiger VNC is very fast. I've ran other VNC's such as Real...... They were disappointing and slow. Load the current Tiger up, it doesn't disapoint,
  • Very good application, I use it on Windows and Linux to connect to a Raspberry Pi, and it always works (even in Wine!). The interface could be improved/modernized, but I don't think it has big issues of UI/UX. Thanks to the developers for this extremely useful application.
  • Everything fine with win11->Raspi4. Everything updated. Flawless.
  • This TigerVNC viewer works well on MacOS ventura. Connecting to my older x11vnc server on linux was a breeze ! Thank you developers.
  • I tried this 2 years ago and it was unusable because of constant crashing. I just tried the latest version 1.13 and it is still unusable because of constant crashing. Sorry, Tiger team, but I won't be bothering to try a third time.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • What can I say? Couldn't install on Ubuntu 23.10 (as client) for a system installed RPi OS Bookworm. Looked for support but it was non-existent for newbies. Wonder what RPi Foundation was thinking when this product was "stated" as the current (Oct'23) replacement for its earlier preferred RealVNC (which does not support Wayland) server on RPi across all models. Others (at RPi fora) have claimed success installing TigerVNC for RPi access. Perhaps I'm cannot play in their advanced league. They did not provide any "clues" on how get up and running with TigerVNC for common RPi use. Would like to support TigerVNC in any way (as a FOSS devotee) I can but how?
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • The scraping version of TigerVNC works well. I have been using it for a few months, and it has worked very well. Thanks to the developers.
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