How To Install Vnc Server On Linux?
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1. Install TigerVNC Server. Start by running the following command to install the TigerVNC server: sudo apt–get update sudo apt–get install tigervnc–standalone–server tigervnc–xorg–extension
2. Allow remote connections. The next step is to enable and start the VNC server. You can do that with the following commands: sudo sed –i ‘s/#VNCServerEnable/VNCServerEnable/g‘ /etc/inetd.conf sudo sed –i ‘s/#VNCServerLocalOnly/VNCServerLocalOnly/g‘ /etc/inetd.conf sudo systemctl restart inetd
3. Set a VNC password. After the VNC server has been started, you need to set a password for it. To do that, run the following command:
vncserver
4. Create the xstartup file. Next, create an xstartup file using your preferred text editor. This file contains commands which will be triggered when you start a VNC session.
5. Configure the VNC server. Open the VNC server configuration file with a text editor and make the following changes:
a. Replace <Your_Username> with your actual username.
b. Set permissions to 600.
c. Change the “Startup” option to the xstartup file that you created before.
6. Restart the VNC server. After making the changes to the configuration file, restart the VNC server with the following command: sudo systemctl restart vncserver@<session_number>.service
7. Set up port forwarding. If you want to access the VNC server remotely, you need to configure port forwarding on your router.
8. Access the VNC server. Now, you can connect to the VNC server from any computer or mobile device in the same network.