The most well known client side linux operating system is called “Ubuntu”, and it’s been using GNOME ever since the first iteration “Warty Warthog” and it’s been consistently updated so far. GNOME is the most well known linux desktop environment (and BSD). And that’s where GNOME comes in.įor the rest of this article, I’m going to assume that you’ve already followed the earlier tutorial on setting up the VNC server and that it’s already up and running on your remote Linux server. We also need a GUI interface program to go along with it. However, there wasn’t much to see because my linux box didn’t have a GUI set up yet. It showed you how to identify the port number as well as the entire process of downloading the VNC client and connecting.
The earlier article walked you through the entire process of downloading and configuring VNC on your linux server. If you just want to connect for basic file management and other actions, it can be quite fast and you can almost not tell that you’re working with a remote application! It captures all keystrokes and mouse movements from the VNC client, sends them to the remote server and receives the feedback. This allows a server to share a GUI with a remote client.
In an earlier article, we saw how to configure and set up a VNC server on a CentOS 7 linux box. How to Start a VNC Gnome Session on Linux Posted on Updated on October 23, 2018
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