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GTK-VNC 1.0 Released With GTK3 Requirement & Other Improvements

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 8 August 2019 at 05:48 AM EDT. 1 Comment

Yesterday marked the release of GTK-VNC 1.0 as GNOME's VNC viewer widget for the GTK tool-kit.

GTK-VNC 1.0 switched from Autotools to Meson as its build system but more notably it finally gutted its GTK2 support and now mandates the GTK3 tool-kit. GTK-VNC 1.0 also has improved demos for showing off this VNC viewing widget, fixes a variety of authentication issues, and has a number of other fixes throughout.

More details on GTK-VNC 1.0 via its announcement.

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