Thanks Ryan and L_B for the mirrors! I couldn't have done it without your help!Įdit 15 Sept 2008: I noticed the UltraVNC team has released 1.0.5 stable, so I'm gonna start working on it this week.Įdit : I've built the uvncviewerportable app, it can be downloaded here and here. The Lurking_Biohazard's links: binary source The following links have the original version with the "-portable" switch: A vendor like RealVNC will you the VNC client ‘for free’, whereas the VNC server is a paid solution. A system administrator may have the VNC client utility/binary sitting directly on their local desktop for example. I'm still trying to decide if/how I should implement a portable-ized MRU, and whether to start this as its own project on sourceforge or just submit it as a patch to uvnc.Īny suggestions in this regard would still be appreciated. The VNC client is often used a standalone binary somewhere. vnc file from the system menu when you connect to the VNC server. removed the "save as default" option - you can create the. disables the mru (finally decided "who needs a MRU w/o the registry when files work just as well") bypasses the code that registers various vnc sound events bypasses the code that associates itself with.
(This installer also includes the full source, 7-zipped, in "Other/UltraVNCViewer Portable Source") Then, just this past weekend, it finally sunk in - uvnc is GPL! So, I modified the source to the vncviewer app, so it is now portable (I originally implemented a "-portable" parameter, which is still available below).ĭownload the latest version here, here, or here (courtesy of Ryan McCue and his site, ) I had been thinking of making a launcher for this for some time.
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