Linux turns on the VNC service and uses Linux to connect through the client

1/Under Ubuntu, first install VNC

sudo apt-get Install Vnc4server

2. Then turn on the VNC desktop service and create a VNC desktop in two ways

Mode ① Create a VNC desktop, the session number is automatically generated by vncserver

$ vncserver

Mode ② Create a VNC desktop with a specified session number

$vncserver:2    <--------------Create a desktop with a specified session number of 2

3. Modify the remote login desktop configuration to a graphical interface, there are two ways　

Mode ① Modify the Xstartup file ( Note: each user has their own xstartup file), the file path is ~/.vnc/xstartup

Add a line at the end of the file Gnome-session & (Will #twm &)

Way ② with/etc/x11/xsession direct replacement ~/.vnc/xstartup

$CP/etc/x11/xsession  ~./.vnc/xstartup

4. Use Ubuntu Login to open VNC server

　　Way ① can use xtightvncviwer this tool

First install sudo apt-get install Xtightvncviewer

Then start the Xtightvncviewer Server address: Window number ( Note: window number is the above VNC open window number)

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After startup

　　　　　　

Way ② using Remmina This tool is easy to use with a simple image

　　　　　　

　　　　　　

5. Turn off the VNC desktop

Vncserver-kill: Desktop number

Linux turns on the VNC service and uses Linux to connect through the client