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Until now, connection was started at the very end of onCreate(). As a result components like Dispatcher could not rely on VncViewModel's profile during their initialization. Now initialization happen at the beginning. It also comes with a tiny bit of performance improvement. Receiver thread can now start the connection early, while main thread is still creating the UI. |
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AVNC is a VNC client for Android.
Features
- Material Design (with Dark theme)
- Configurable gestures
- Tight encoding
- Virtual Keys
- Picture-in-Picture mode
- View-only mode
- Zeroconf Server Discovery
- TLS support (AnonTLS, VeNCrypt)
- SSH tunnel (VNC over SSH)
- Import/Export servers
- VNC Repeater support
- Clipboard Sync with server
Screenshots
Development
Tools required:
- Git
- Android Studio
- Android SDK
- NDK (with CMake)
To get started, simply clone the repo and initialize submodules:
git clone git@github.com:gujjwal00/avnc.git
cd avnc
git submodule update --init --depth 1
Now you can import the project in Android Studio, or build it directly from terminal.
Read Architecture.kt (preferably in Android Studio) to know more about the code.
Translation
You can translate AVNC on Weblate.








