I've just noticed that the VNC is not seeing the 'real' desktop so no fit for my purpose Would still like to use TigerVNC viewer as I do for two other Pi's. service and socket files which are not needed can be removed from '/etc/systemd/system'? sudo systemctl enable xvnc0.socket is correct (Says so in the guide!)Ĥ. ![]() Script has completed enough after stopping with Ctrl+Cģ. I am sure these questions are very basic but I want to get this VNC instance correct and efficient!Ģ. Not me! When I try to connect to the VNC0 using TigerVNC Viewer I get the error, "No matching security types" I did wonder as I worked through the guide about there being no mention of passwords. After completing the set up, the guide says, " Reboot and you're done!" Is there a set limit within the script at which point it stops requesting further VNC socket resolutions? I don't thinks so, so how to remove those which are not required?ĥ. The script has an entry: 'systemctl restart xvnc$i.socket' so enable the socket(s) is 'systemctl enable xvnc0.socket', 'systemctl enable xvnc1.socket' and so on?Ĥ. The script does not reach that reminder if using Ctrl+C so has not completed.ģ. The script contains a reminder, "echo "% Don't forget to 'sudo systemctl enable' the sockets so they restart on reboot"" If using Ctrl+C to exit, has the script run enough at that stage?Ģ. When to stop, how to stop making VNC sockets? ![]() I was then asked for the resolution for VNC2 and so on. The script requested a VNC resolution for VNC1 which I entered as 1880x960. I encountered questions I was unable to answer:ġ. I followed the then made and executed the 'make-systemd-xvnc script' mentioned in the guide. I have Raspbian Buster with Desktop installed on a Pi4 and am in the process of setting up a VNC from a Linux laptop.
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