Ive gotten this working with Cent 73 and before, but I cant get it going on the newer OS. I have an Alma86 host that needs to accept VNC connections to Gnome. Ive hit a wall, hard and need to be bailed out. I can perfectly connect from my Windows machine using Putty and a SSH tunnel like explained here, but the outlook is not at all what I would desire. Gnome accepting VNC connections in Alma 8.6 Hey, Ive been doing this for a bit, but im absolutely stumped. The value must be replaced by your session desktop file from /usr/share/xsessions directory. The most important one to configure here is: sessionVALUE. I used vncserver instead of vino-server following the step: Connect JN to laptop using ethernet cable and use putty to enter SSH in SSH, install vncserver as well as viewer: sudo apt install tightvncserver & sudo apt instsall xtightvncviewer then run cmd vncserver to enter password edit file xstartup: sudo nano /. Gnome-session & #this line has been added based on some comments found online, but no effect whatsoever. Some of the options which one can configure with VNC are: sessiongnome securitytypesvncauth,tlsvnc desktopsandbox geometry2000x1200 localhost alwaysshared. vncpassword Enter your password, then verify. sudo systemctl start gdm sudo systemctl enable gdm VNC Password Settings Next, we will set the VNC password that will be used when we are connected to VNC Server. X-terminal-emulator -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title '$VNCDESKTOP Desktop' & Start the gnome desktop service, and make sure it runs when booting. # Uncomment the following two lines for normal desktop: RealVNC doesnt support Wayland which Ubuntu 22. I got my VNC configured and my ~/.vnc/xstartup looks like : #!/bin/sh

I would like to access through VNC and have the same interface. I installed the Desktop Environment to have a nicer way to configure my server, I chose Gnome because of it is lightweight enough and has the Google drive integration for backup (somewhat). I have a home server running Ubuntu Gnome 16.10.

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