Jasson.Pass
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Does anyone have a guide that works? So far all the ones I've tried do not work well.
Why does linux have such a primative way of remote desktoping?
Why does linux have such a primative way of remote desktoping?
VNC for Fedora 20
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Hm. Interesting. I thought there was a linux self-install script but that's only for Debian-based Linux.
Doesn't just a standard RealVNC Server or XRDP server work for Fedora?
Going a bit side-tracked, if you want a remote desktop server then why not just use X2Go? You can also unzip the Windows client and run it off a USB easily
Doesn't just a standard RealVNC Server or XRDP server work for Fedora?
Going a bit side-tracked, if you want a remote desktop server then why not just use X2Go? You can also unzip the Windows client and run it off a USB easily
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sv01
Slow but sure
I use tigervnc-server.
mini how to
On server side [ex Fedora 20] :
yum install tigervnc-server
the run vnc server by execute
vncserver
check VNC server session
vncserver -list
### result
TigerVNC server sessions:
X DISPLAY # PROCESS ID
:1 4433
on client side [ex Fedora 20]
yum install tigervnc
then connect to vnc server
vncviewer IP:1
change :1 to X Display result from command above
sorry for my poor english
mini how to
On server side [ex Fedora 20] :
yum install tigervnc-server
the run vnc server by execute
vncserver
check VNC server session
vncserver -list
### result
TigerVNC server sessions:
X DISPLAY # PROCESS ID
:1 4433
on client side [ex Fedora 20]
yum install tigervnc
then connect to vnc server
vncviewer IP:1
change :1 to X Display result from command above
sorry for my poor english
