It seems TightVNC was replaced with net/ssvnc
From the commit log:
Quote:
drop tightvnc and allow ssvnc-viewer to replace tightvnc-viewer.
- tightvnc-server is based on a really old X release - it barely
works on i386, but doesn't support most X clients - and fails on most
other arch (it's neither LP64 nor big-endian clean).
x11vnc is a suitable alternative for some users, anyone interested
in the exact same type of functionality (standalone RFB X server)
should look at porting tigervnc.
- ssvnc-viewer is a significantly improved fork of tightvnc-viewer
and basically a drop-in replacement (same filename for the viewer).
ok dcoppa@ and supported by weerd@ and various ports@ readers
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