Remote Ripple

Remote Ripple

Fast VNC Client

7 ratings
53 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 25, 2016
  • March 22, 2022
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Access and control your PC, Mac, or Unix systems remotely with this fast VNC client. It offers a clean interface, smooth scaling, and low memory usage, even on slow connections. Connect directly without intermediate servers for optimal performance and independence.

Remote PC, Mac, Unix access
Fast operation on slow connections
Smooth desktop scaling
Low memory footprint
Direct connections
View-only mode
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What's New in Remote Ripple

3.5.1

March 22, 2022

Fixed the problem with Korean keyboard

User reviews

Отличный VNC клиент

Большое спасибо за это приложение, у меня в наличии уже ставший "legacy" девайс iPad Air (2013) с iOS 12.5.7, весьма немного софта поддерживает старые версии данной операционки, и Ваше приложение отлично справляется с подключением к Linux-серверу!
P.S. единственный момент -- когда я вводил команду на удалённой машине в эмуляторе терминала с ключом, начинающимся с "--" ("--delete"), происходила автозамена на символ длинного тире; чтобы это исправить, понадобилось в настройках iPad'а "Основные->клавиатура" отключить ползунок "Смарт-пунктуация".:)
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Works very well!

Has all the expected features for remotely controlling your computer, when used with Tight VNC it has worked flawlessly so far

The controls are cumbersome but that’s really no fault of the app itself.

Garbage

Crashes out of the app any time I try to make a connection.

Doesn’t work

Won’t connect to Mac, connection is refused.

Works, but it’s clunky with a physical keyboard/mouse

The connection to my Mac Mini works really well - host information, then password, and you’re in. However, this app is not optimized at all for the Magic Keyboard. You need to manually enable keyboard input using the on screen mouse (what?) and if the on-screen mouse happens to be in the way of what you want to click on (which includes the Apple Menu and numerous close/minimize/fullscreen buttons on macOS windows) you have to manually move it out of the way, or use IT to click what it’s blocking.

I figured after years of working on TightVNC that the UX would be just a little bit more refined than what was acceptable back in the day. Apparently not.
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FAQ

What does Remote Ripple do?

Remote Ripple is a fast VNC client that allows you to remotely access, view, and control your PC, Mac, and Unix systems. It provides a clean interface and efficient operation, even over slower network connections.

What are the key features of Remote Ripple?

Key features include fast operation on slow connections, smooth desktop scaling, a low memory footprint, and direct connections without intermediate servers. It also offers a view-only mode for monitoring.

Is Remote Ripple free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, Remote Ripple is a free application. There are no mentions of subscription fees, paid versions, or in-app purchases.

What operating systems can I connect to with Remote Ripple?

You can connect to and control PC (Windows), Mac, and Unix systems. Ensure that the target computer is running a VNC server, such as TightVNC for Windows or the built-in VNC server on macOS and Linux.

How can I use Remote Ripple?

You can use it to perform work remotely, monitor computers, provide remote support to others, administer servers, or control home computers as a media player remote. It's also useful for accessing files on remote hosts via cloud services.