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Veyon 4.7.0 released
We’re happy to announce Veyon 4.7.0, a new release series for Veyon 4. Veyon 4.7 is the last minor release series of Veyon 4. One of the most long-awaited features is certainly the new screen selection menu in the remote access window. Also the overall performance and responsiveness has been improved thanks to a revised mechanism for sending and receiving control messages. Besides that, several issues from previous versions have been resolved.
Veyon 4.6.0 released
We’re happy to announce Veyon 4.6.0, a new release series for Veyon 4. It contains several new features and improvements compared to Veyon 4.5.x. Most notably in Veyon 4.6 the remote access module has been redesigned to reuse the computer connection of the main window. This way users get instant access to computers when starting the remote control or view feature and no longer have to wait until the connection has been established (which could take up to several seconds). Also users can now press and hold the left mouse button on a computer. This shows the computer’s screen in fullscreen and realtime until the mouse button is released again.
Veyon 4.5.7 released
We’re happy to announce Veyon 4.5.7, the seventh maintenance release of Veyon 4.5.x. This release fixes problems with starting Veyon Server on Linux as well as an LDAP-related regression on Windows. All 3rdparty libraries shipped with the Windows version are now fully security-hardended.
Veyon 4.5.6 released
We’re happy to announce Veyon 4.5.6, the sixth maintenance release of Veyon 4.5.x. This release adds support for nested user groups in Active Directory, comes with security-hardened 3rdparty libraries on Windows and fixes several bugs.
Veyon 4.5.5 released
We’re happy to announce Veyon 4.5.5, the fifth maintenance release of Veyon 4.5.x. While various bugs have been fixed in Veyon itself, the Veyon add-ons have been improved and extended notably. The WebTabs add-on now supports WebRTC (audio/video conferencing in Veyon!) and the InternetAccessControl add-on gained Linux support via new nftables-based firewall backend.