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Unable to get shared clipboard using VNC server on Ubuntu and Mac client [closed]
I have a remote Oracle Cloud VM running Ubuntu, and I want to remote in via VNC via macos Screen Sharing. I can connect with Xvnc version TightVNC-1.3.10 – but for the life of me cannot get shared ...
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No connection to KRFB system remotely?
I am just so lost trying to get a secure desktop sharing working with KRFB. I keep following tutorial after tutorial and nothing works. I am however successfully able to connect locally right away ...
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Technically headless server with VNC X11 sessions
I'm trying to set up a headless Ubuntu 22.04 system to start detachable user sessions using VNC. I'm not so concerned with security in this case. First, I can arrange it for VNC to only listen on ...
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Does Team Viewer/AnyDesk or Chrome Remote Desktop protocols works like VNC or like RDP?
I'm familiar with two conncepts of accessing remote desktop:
a) Remote Framebuffer (like VNC), which snapshoting local rendered framebuffer, compressing image and sending it over network + reciving ...
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Divergence in Performance: VNC Streaming a Windows VM - Autologon vs. RDP Session
In my Azure windows VM, I have configured a VNC server to facilitate streaming along with an Autologon user configured via the registry. This Autologon user enables seamless streaming through the VNC ...
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VNC - How to give permission on only certain part of screen?
I'm looking for VNC software that allows me to display the entire remotely accessed desktop but with one part in read-only mode and the other in write mode.
In essence, I need to access the ...
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Remote VNC from Mac in to Linux machine only shows top left corner of the Linux machine
I only have access to the top left corner of the desktop and cannot enlarge the screen to view the rest of the Linux machine desktop. I can still move things around and click things within that small ...
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Is there a way to RDP into a laptop and still use its monitor as a second screen?
To be precise, in my case, a third screen. My setup is the following:
I have a personal computer with two monitors. I also have a work laptop on my left. I usually RDP from my personal computer to my ...
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Is it possible to set a mac running MacOS Big Sur as a RDP (remote desktop protocol) host / server?
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Is it possible to set a mac running MacOS Big Sur as a RDP (remote desktop protocol) host / server ? To be clear im looking for a Mac to Mac RDP solution not a Mac to Windows RDP, or Mac to ...
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RDP session drops when connected to the same machine using VNC
Initially, I am connected to a server using RDP, when I am trying to connect to the same server using VNC viewer, the RDP connection drops. I have installed tigervnc on the remote server. I tried the ...
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Vnc windows 10 login stuck
Hi i am running Tight VNC server on a remote win 10 PC which has 2 monitors.
When i log in with a VNC viewer, it prompts me for a password and i am presented with the Windows 10 lock screen, ...
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2 users remoting into one workstation
Can 2 users remote into one workstation or pc using vnc or remote desktop?
Strictly for training or troubleshooting purposes.
Both users view the same screen but one only observes while the other has ...
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Is there a way to have a virtual dekstop for RealVNC so that the remote user can use the device at the same time as someone in person?
I'm looking to allow the person using a windows desktop in person to be uninterrupted when a remote user connects over RealVNC at the same time. I believe this functionality already exists natively in ...
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Control raspberry via VNC from ouside LAN: how is this feasible without port forwarding?
So, if I want to access my (Raspberry Pi) desktop remotely but from within my LAN, that works just fine via VNC (VNC server integrated into the Raspberry OS, VNC Viewer installed on controlling device)...
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Xvnc and Lightdm connect to primary display :0 and login remotely
I'd like to enable remote VNC login to a lightdm session on debian so I can login remotely. I've uncommented the [VNCServer] in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and then restarted lightdm.service
[VNCServer]
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