Currently, I've got turbovnc and virtualgl working, but what I'm doing is
logging in as root, starting x with startx, then once X starts, I open a
terminal and run 'vncserver'
so far, it's been ok, but if I ever need to reboot the server, I have to
get in front of the server(down two flights of stairs), and redo all those
steps. Surely, there must be a better way.
is there a 'right' way to integrate the turbovnc server into some automatic
thing that gets launched when X starts?
I've tried adding 'exec vncserver' to ~/.xinitrc but that didn't work, also
now I'm starting X when the system comes up, so X won't be pulling in
anything from anyone's home directory.
I've been looking at /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc but I'm not quite sure how
that file is supposed to look.
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