I fixed the bugs and sped up VNC 3.3.6 . . . what next?

[Mike Smith]

Ok folks, after seeing so many complaints about bugs, crashes, features not
working in the Windows version of VNC 3.3.6, I just have to speak up.

I took some time last year going through the various flavors of VNC trying
to settle on one Windows version to work on.  I finally decided on RealVNC
mainly because it's been ported to the most platforms.  So, I spent several
months fixing bugs (including the server crash bug) and making speed
improvements.  I've finally gotten it to a point where I'm happy with using
it in a production enviroment and where I feel it competes performance-wise
with Remote Administrator.  It even out-performs UltraVNC on a LAN in my
informal testing.

My question is:  Now what?

I don't want to release it as RealVNC 3.3.7 or 3.3.6a or 3.3.6whatever since
that's not my perogative and I have nothing to do with RealVNC, I DON"T want
to release it as MyCompanyName VNC ver.1.0 because I don't want to support
it or answer emails about it, but I still want everybody to benefit from the
improvements and fixes I made.  I got a note back from RealVNC saying they
would take a look at it for possibly including it in a future release, but
that could be months from now.

So, does anyone have any suggestions?

- Mike