aww yeah I know...
it was just a help to someone who wanted some pointers...
however it's a test system I'm playing with, without internet access and
it's just easier to work in root to get it setup right, and then stick
it on the internet, rather than the tiresome logging in as a user and
Hi Howard,
If you have a terminal then you could type startx or startkde (i don't
know what gnome startup is).
How I setup vnc for me is as follows (for kde setup and root access)...
Login as root
type vncserver and put in the password twice
edit services and turn on vncserver at startup
quote(Ben Donohue);
If you have a terminal then you could type startx or startkde (i don't
know what gnome startup is).
How I setup vnc for me is as follows (for kde setup and root access)...
*cough*
So, you run a VNC server as root, listening on the interweb?
VNC being the unsecure protocol
I have VNC server running on a remote machine and I have it set up so
that when I access it with either vnc viewer or HTML port 5800 (java
app) I get my normal graphical desktop.
However, if I stupidly action the Logout from the desktop (not just
closing the vnc viewer or HTML session), then
