PhrozenFear


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Posted: May 13 2004,17:17 |
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Well, I'm tryin' to do a remote-control VNC operation from my school to my house (they have extremely lousy net support). So I set up VNC to run, then leave, and then I have no control of my desktop on this end while the server is running - can't click, can't anything. So I close down X, kill VNC, restart X and then can control my desktop again. My second problem is that it sends me to the wrong desktop - a desktop that has no icons, no running apps that I have going, just a blank screen with my little control bar at the bottom and the ability to run an xterm, and that's it. If I wanted that, I would've just SSH'd into my machine.
Anyone know how to set up a VNC server so that you can control the main desktop ?
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