We're happy to announce Veyon 4.9.7, the seventh maintenance release of Veyon 4.9.x. It introduces optimized bandwidth calculation for demo mode based on type and speed of the network link. The Entra ID Connector (part of Veyon Add-ons) received improved Intune support to query MAC addresses on-demand when powering on computers.
All downloads for this release are available in the download area.
A complete list of changes in detail can be found below:
General:
Improved compatibility with Qt 6.9 and 6.10
Plugins
Demo: calculate internal bandwidth limit according to network speed and link type (i.e. use half the bandwidth of 100M/1G/2.5G Ethernet links and quarter the bandwidth of wireless links)
PowerControl: modernized Wake-on-LAN implementation and added debug messages
Linux:
Add Debian 13 packages
Add RHEL 10 packages
Drop Ubuntu 20.04 packages
Windows:
3rdparty: libpng: update to 1.6.50
3rdparty: libjpeg-turbo: update to 3.1.1
3rdparty: OpenSSL: update to 3.5.2
@tobydox I know I'm late but… do you know how it works? Could I record all the screens at once, like in the monitoring view, or could I only save one video for each screen?
Hello,
I installed Veyon on Fedora 42 and on two Windows VMs for testing.
On Fedora, Veyon creates a new ~100 MB process veyon-worker every five seconds, which quickly fills up my RAM. I do not see this issue on the two Windows VMs.
Does anyone know what is happening?