This work has been sponsored by Qindel for their QVD project: http://theqvd.com
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| İsim | Xvnc:X/X11 server w VNC backnd |
|---|---|
| Sürüm | 2.0 |
| Güncelleme | 04 Tem 2015 |
| Boyut | 15 MB |
| Kategori | Kitaplıklar ve Kısa Sunum |
| Yükleme sayısı | 10B+ |
| Geliştirici | Nito Martinez |
| Android OS | Android 1.5+ |
| Google Play ID | com.theqvd.android.x |
Xvnc:X/X11 server w VNC backnd · Ekran Görüntüleri
Xvnc:X/X11 server w VNC backnd · Açıklama
This is an implementation of an X Server for Android.
Note: This application is no longer mantained please use the QVD client with the embedded X server (accessible vía menu->Xvnc Console) or use the Xvnc Pro server.
Currently it only works for arm devices, that is the intel platform (x86) is not supported.
You can find new versions in xnvcpro: X X11 Windows server, or use the qvdclient embedded X server using menu->Xvnc Console. QVD is a VDI platform which allows you, among other things, to bring Linux Apps to your phone.
This should be seen as a tool do port existing X11 applications to Android. See the help page for information about how to transparently invoke the X server from your application.
Information about how to use the X server with ssh to export remote display of your linux dektop can be found in the help section.
If you don't know what all this is then probably this application is not for you :-)
This work has been sponsored by Qindel for their QVD project, which I credit here http://theqvd.com
Note: This application is no longer mantained please use the QVD client with the embedded X server (accessible vía menu->Xvnc Console) or use the Xvnc Pro server.
Currently it only works for arm devices, that is the intel platform (x86) is not supported.
You can find new versions in xnvcpro: X X11 Windows server, or use the qvdclient embedded X server using menu->Xvnc Console. QVD is a VDI platform which allows you, among other things, to bring Linux Apps to your phone.
This should be seen as a tool do port existing X11 applications to Android. See the help page for information about how to transparently invoke the X server from your application.
Information about how to use the X server with ssh to export remote display of your linux dektop can be found in the help section.
If you don't know what all this is then probably this application is not for you :-)
This work has been sponsored by Qindel for their QVD project, which I credit here http://theqvd.com
