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# A **real wold** implementation of vnc client for go
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## A **real wold** implementation of vnc client for go
After searching the web for an vnc client in golang which is not a toy & support more than handshake + RAW encoding, I came up blank, so, I set out to write one myself.
The video encoding part means that something can be viewed, and since I don't really feel like writing GTK UIs in 2018 (plus VNC viewers are a dime a dozen), a video file will do.
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The code for the encodings was gathered by peeking at several RFB source codes in cpp & some in java, reading the excellent documentation in [rfbproto](https://github.com/rfbproto/rfbproto/blob/master/rfbproto.rst), and **a lot** of gritty bit-plucking, pixel jogging & code cajoling until everything fell into place on screen.
I did not include tightPng in the supported encoding list since I didn't find a server to test it with, so I can't vouch for the previous implementation, If you have such a server handy, please check and tell me if it works.
I did not include tightPng in the supported encoding list since I didn't find a server to test it with, so I can't vouch for the previous implementation, If you have such a server handy, please check and tell me if it works.