v1.5.0 MacOS Support

This is a preliminary release of MacOS support.

The .dmg file is unsigned for now.

v1.4.0 Maintaining Momentum

PeerViewer is a remote desktop and support solution that uses direct (peer-to-peer) connections between client and server. It's completely open-source and free to use for unlimited personal and commercial use.

Not sure which file to choose? Check the installation instructions

Source code and development documentation at https://github.com/PeerViewer/codebase

Changelog:

• Improve look and feel based on feedback from Lea and others. Thanks guys!
• Add automated check of sha256sum of TigerVNC after download to ensure no tampering
• Fix broken donation QR codes and LNURLp links

v1.3.0 - Opening Windows

PeerViewer is a remote desktop and support solution that uses direct (peer-to-peer) connections between client and server. It's completely open-source and free to use for unlimited personal and commercial use.

Not sure which file to choose? Check the installation instructions

Source code and development documentation at https://github.com/PeerViewer/codebase

Changelog:

• Add support for Microsoft Windows

v1.2.0 - Complete Makeover

• Complete restyling with new logo, new colors, improved look-and-feel.

v1.1.0 - May the Source be Open

PeerViewer is a remote desktop and support solution that uses direct (peer-to-peer) connections between client and server. It's completely free for unlimited personal and commercial use.

This is the first open-source release, by popular demand!

There are no functional code changes, other than what's required for open-sourcing the project.

Changelog:

• Add MIT license
• Remove feature request of "Open-source the Code"
• Remove Javascript code obfuscation
• Remove unused files
• Improve README.md by adding installation instructions
• Improve comments

v1.0.4 - Kickoff

PeerViewer is a remote desktop and support solution, completely free for unlimited personal and commercial use.
Under the hood, it uses direct (peer-to-peer) connections between the participants.
This was recently made possible by the advanced holepunching techniques, made by the HolePunch company.

Find out all about it at https://PeerViewer.org

Screenshot: https://peerviewer.org/images/v1.0.4_medium.png

Installation instructions:

Any Linux distribution

• Use the .AppImage if you want an all-in-one portable file that just works when you make it executable and start it.
• Same for the .zip; just extract it where you like and double-click the "peerviewer" file.
• If you use the AppImage or the .zip, you need to create your own shortcut on the desktop or in the start menu, if you want one.

Specific Linux distribution packages (deb/rpm)

• These have the advantage of adding a shortcut in "Start/Menu" - "Internet/Network" - "PeerViewer".
• To install the dependencies for the Debian/Ubuntu Linux .deb package, you may need to run or install something like: sudo apt install libgtk-3-0 libnotify4 libnss3 libxss1 libxtst6 xdg-utils libatspi2.0-0 libuuid1 libsecret-1-0 libsecret-common libnspr4
• To install the dependencies for the Redhat/Fedora/OpenSuse/CentOS .rpm package, you may need to run something like (untested): sudo yum install at-spi2-core gtk3 libnotify libuuid nss xdg-utils

Snap package

• The .snap package is untested as of yet but it should just work. If you're into snap, try it out and give some feedback!