Vine Viewer for Mac

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Developer’s Description

By Redstone Software

Send keyboard and mouse events to a remote machine and see the screen of that machine over a TCP/IP network.

Vine Viewer, a client-side product, enables users to access and controlremote computers from anywhere in the world including computers runningother operating system where a VNC server is running. As increasinglytech-savvy consumers continue to advance in their use of technology, many are utilizing more than one computer system both at home and in the workplace. Through connecting over the Internet, local network, or modem to modem, Vine Viewer offers the solution for remote system administration, telecommuting and family technical support, while also extending to the business by enabling remote helpdesk management and support.

Vine Viewer for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: September 6, 2013

Latest update: September 6, 2013

Version: 3.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.6
OS X 10.8
Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.7

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 9,840

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3.5/5

4 User Votes

Works, but hard to configure
jay_cowanJune 27, 2011
Pros
When it works, it works well.
Cons
But trying to configure it to mount my brother's desktop 300 miles away when he is accessing the internet over a mobile broadband link...aaugh.
Summary
Works well, but needs a lot better tutorial and examples of where to find the correct information on the server side to enter into my client. Setup is a bear at times.
Best VNC Client Ever
Alien ImplantNovember 14, 2007
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Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I wish I had not waited so long to try/buy this VNC client. With Vine Server (I haven't tested it any other way, since Vine Server is my number one free VNC server for OSX), this is by far the fastest remote client I have ever used, including SpyMe (slower and much less stable). I am thrilled with the performance of the Vine combo. For me, nothing has come close. It's very near real time performance when set to Thousands of Colors, which is plenty good enough resolution for me on a remote machine. My deep thanks to the developers for the hotrod of OSX VNC clients.
1.1 is working great
jehrlerDecember 20, 2006
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Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />The little touches are what set this apart and the support on the forums is very responsive and helpful. The upgrade from Chicken of the VNC was worth it just to have the ability to scale the server desktop. Make connecting to a desktop with a big screen from a MacBook much easier. Also, it is currently on sale for 24.95 for December. Now, if they would just get rid of the brushed metal...
The best Mac VNC viewer
artful38November 6, 2006
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Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I've given Vine Viewer a try and it is definitely the best Mac VNC viewer out there. I really like how its developers have gone and added a few "extra" features to the standard VNC. None of these are revolutionary (Timbuktu's had 'em all for years) but it is great that a Mac VNC viewer can finally record movies and exchange clipboard data. The price is right also, especially if all you need is basic remote control. To be fair I should mention the downsides of Vine also. It is still rather complicated to use (fine if you are a Mac geek, but an average user would be lost), and it is not as reliable as commercial products like Timbuktu or ARD (I had Vine viewer crash twice in a single morning of testing). And its full functionality requires the rather complicated set-up of the separate server. Still, overall, if you are a Mac geek and you already use VNC, this is definitely the VNC viewer of choice as a Mac user, especially for situations where ARD or Timbuktu would be overkill.