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VNC History
What do the version numbers mean?
The overall VNC system has a version number, currently 3.3.3 at the time of writing, which means it's the third version of the system based on protocol version 3.3.We add features and fixes to different platform packages at different times, so there may be several Revision numbers within a given version. Revision 5 of version 3.3.2 is written 3.3.2R5.
We don't necessarily release all our revisions, especially with the
Windows package, so there are often gaps in the numbers. We tend
to number the Windows packages to match the version of the WinVNC server,
so if you want to find out which package you've got, have a look at the
About box of the server.
Platforms
- Change history for the Unix and Java packages
- Change history for the Windows package
- Change history for the Macintosh package
Want to get the latest versions? Go to the Download Page.
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in touch' page.
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