Dayon!
Dayon! is a user friendly, open-source, cross-platform solution, that allows controlling of remote computers. It can be used as free alternative to various commercial r...
What is Dayon!?
Dayon! allows watching and controlling remote computers. It can be used as free alternative to various commercial remote desktop and remote assistance products.
Its key features are:
- easy setup
- portable quick launch binaries available (no installation required, just click and run)
- no router or network configuration needed on the assisted side
- friendly, multilingual (de/en/es/fr/it/ru/tr/zh) user interface
- assistant and assisted functionality in same packet (or separated as quick launch versions)
- secure, encrypted communication (TLS)
- very low bandwidth usage
- open-source
- cross-platform
- free (like hugs)
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Dayon! information
- LicensingOpen Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.
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- RatingAverage rating of 4.5
- Alternatives52 alternatives listed
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Tags
- Remote Desktop
- remote-computer-control
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astral_cyborg Upvoted a comment on Dayon!Dayon! is fast for remote desktop control, it's made for this purpose. But to achieve that, the dev chose to set all transmitted images in greyscale, so there's no color at all. I appreciate that you can choose the algorithm to compress images, although there's no video compression algorithm, so it's slower than softwares using the latter such as Parsec.
If you're looking for a fast open-source remote desktop software and you don't need colors, that's a very good choice, otherwise you'll have to look elsewhere.
Mauricio B. Holguín added Dayon! as alternative(s) to Quick Assist
attila-schmidt added Dayon! as alternative(s) to SupportHopper
It's really fast - and it's free!
Even though it's only grayscale, it comes with a .jar file you can share to anybody you want to assist without installing/sudo!
Dayon! is fast for remote desktop control, it's made for this purpose. But to achieve that, the dev chose to set all transmitted images in greyscale, so there's no color at all. I appreciate that you can choose the algorithm to compress images, although there's no video compression algorithm, so it's slower than softwares using the latter such as Parsec.
If you're looking for a fast open-source remote desktop software and you don't need colors, that's a very good choice, otherwise you'll have to look elsewhere.