Sujet : Re: gnome-remote vs vnc clients
De : Pancho.Jones (at) *nospam* protonmail.com (Pancho)
Groupes : comp.os.linux.miscDate : 13. Apr 2025, 21:07:19
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On 4/13/25 18:59, Andy Burns wrote:
I have an Alma linux 9.5 (Gnome 40.4) VM running in Hyper-V
Because clipboard support is ropey using Hyper-V console, I've configured Screen Sharing from Gnome Settings, and opened firewalld for vnc-server on tcp/5500. I see the tcp port listening, I see thefirewall alloewing connections.
I've tried three VNC viewers (tight, real and ultra) none of them can agree "security types" to get a working connection.
I've tried disabling encryption using
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.remote-desktop.vnc encryption "['none']"
Still no go, I'd rather not setup a whole vnc-server and dick about with launching new X/wayland/xRDP sessions, just stealing/sharing the GUI session from the console would suit me best.
Any suggestions that just work?
I'm using Ubuntu 24.10, Gnome-47, wayland. RDP works. However, I think this is a recent thing. So probably not applicable to you.
In the past, I've used NoMachine, which I don't like as much as RDP, but it is useable.