Releases: illixion/VisionVNC
Release list
0.1.0-6d62487b
Built from 0.1.0-6d62487b.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— the Moonlight-enabled build (GPLv3 — see below).VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
0.1.0-b13339af
Built from 0.1.0-b13339af.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— the Moonlight-enabled build (GPLv3 — see below).VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
0.1.0-9daed771
Built from 0.1.0-9daed771.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— the Moonlight-enabled build (GPLv3 — see below).VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
0.1.0-7a23357a
Built from 0.1.0-7a23357a.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— the Moonlight-enabled build (GPLv3 — see below).VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
0.1.0-0cf2b7e3
Built from 0.1.0-0cf2b7e3.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— if present, a Moonlight-enabled build.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
The Moonlight build is attempted on a best-effort basis (the GitHub runner
image cannot always compile its native dependencies) — it may be missing
from this release if the build failed.
0.1.0-09a569b8
Built from 0.1.0-09a569b8.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— if present, a Moonlight-enabled build.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
The Moonlight build is attempted on a best-effort basis (the GitHub runner
image cannot always compile its native dependencies) — it may be missing
from this release if the build failed.
0.1.0-7d0ce983
Built from 0.1.0-7d0ce983.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— if present, a Moonlight-enabled build.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
The Moonlight build is attempted on a best-effort basis (the GitHub runner
image cannot always compile its native dependencies) — it may be missing
from this release if the build failed.
0.1.0-ce2c75e6
Built from 0.1.0-ce2c75e6.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— if present, a Moonlight-enabled build.
Running the macOS Companion
The companion zip is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it on first launch
("damaged / can't be opened"). After unzipping into /Applications,
clear the quarantine flag and re-sign it ad-hoc:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.app
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VisionVNCCompanion.appThen open it normally. (If you build the companion yourself with a real
Apple Development identity, you can skip this.)
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
The Moonlight build is attempted on a best-effort basis (the GitHub runner
image cannot always compile its native dependencies) — it may be missing
from this release if the build failed.
0.1.0-4d805779
Built from 0.1.0-4d805779.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNCHotspotCompanion-…-x64-Setup.exe/…-arm64-Setup.exe— if present, the Windows Hotspot Companion installer (Beta), built natively for Intel/AMD (x64) and Windows-on-ARM (arm64). Ships with a signed build-provenance attestation; verify before running withgh attestation verify <file> --repo illixion/VisionVNC.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— if present, a Moonlight-enabled build.
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
The Moonlight build is attempted on a best-effort basis (the GitHub runner
image cannot always compile its native dependencies) — it may be missing
from this release if the build failed.
0.1.0-dd457e3a
Built from 0.1.0-dd457e3a.
Assets
VisionVNC-…-unsigned.ipa— VNC + Audio only (Moonlight disabled). All MIT-compatible.VisionVNCCompanion-…-unsigned.zip— the macOS companion app.VisionVNC-…-moonlight-unsigned.ipa— if present, a Moonlight-enabled build.
moonlight-common-c,
which is GPLv3. That artifact is therefore distributed under the GPLv3,
not the project's MIT terms. The VNC-only IPA and Companion contain no
GPL code. See LICENSE for details.
The Moonlight build is attempted on a best-effort basis (the GitHub runner
image cannot always compile its native dependencies) — it may be missing
from this release if the build failed.