ThinLinc Changelog

What's new in ThinLinc 4.2.0

May 20, 2014
  • Major improvements to the HTML5 client.

New in ThinLinc 4.1.1 (Nov 19, 2013)

  • Better sound support.
  • Faster HTML5-client, works on Android, dynamic resize.
  • Smart card authentication in the Mac OS X Client.

New in ThinLinc 4.1.0 (Jun 28, 2013)

  • Compatibility with Mac OS X 10.8 has been improved. (4366, 4368)
  • Client window placement has been improved in multi monitor environments. It should now avoid crossing monitor edges, and the session will always be displayed on the same monitor as the login window. (3892, 4275)
  • Sessions are now dynamically resized as the local client window is resized. Previously a reconnect was required to resize the session. (3673)
  • A performance issue on AMD Bobcat CPUs has been identified and fixed. These CPUs are found in several recent terminals. (4328)
  • The installation programs for the Windows client are now signed, increasing security on that platform. (2075)
  • The Java client applet is now signed with a trusted certificate. This avoids unnecessary security warnings. (4402)
  • A security issue in the Java client has been resolved. The PAM account checks were not properly performed, allowing users with locked accounts to log in. (4460)
  • Support for Thinstation has been updated from version 2 to version 5. (4318, 4349)
  • The client now better supports systems that have case sensitive user names. Previously, the client always converted the user name to lowercase. This is now optional, and the default is not to alter the name. Please note: this means that in some configurations, the user name field in the earlier client was perceived as case insensitive, while the new version will require correct case. (2197)
  • Edge scrolling, also known as bump scrolling, has been restored when the client is in full screen mode. This feature was lost in ThinLinc 3.2.0. (4343)

New in ThinLinc 3.4.0 (Jun 12, 2012)

  • Includes more than 110 enhancements, including a brand new installer, which should make the installation a breeze on most distributions.

New in ThinLinc 3.2.0 (Aug 31, 2011)

  • Support for new platforms, such as Windows 2008 R2 and the latest Linux distributions from Red Hat and Ubuntu.
  • Integration with VirtualBox - an advanced VDI solution that works well in conjunction with VirtualGL and ThinLinc. This combination can deliver high performance graphics with OpenGL applications, in a thin client environment.
  • A new web administration. This means that the administration can now be done using a single, modern web interface.

New in ThinLinc 3.1.0 (May 5, 2010)

  • Support for new platforms, such as Windows 7 and 64-bit versions of Windows Server
  • Many smart card improvements
  • Major enhancements for VMware based Virtual Desktop Infrastructure deployments:
  • Integration with VMware Virtual Infrastructure environments
  • Support for personal and shared pool machines
  • Web-based administration GUI