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Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - Wirezfree - 12-13-2014 Hi All, Thought I would share this with the group, hope it's understandable.? I have installed and tested/tried "Teamviewer" and it works really well. I wanted something a bit "Lite"er for use around my home network. So after some research, here's what I found and did using repo options. 1. Full Remote Desktop First Part, On the PC(s) you want to Connect TO and control Open a terminal Ctrl-Alt-T and type: Code: sudo apt-get install vino You will now have 2 new programs, in the Menu type: dconf and select dconf-editor then type: Desktop and select Desktop Sharing In dconf-editor navigate to > org > gnome > desktop > remote-access and untick the [X] require-encryption, just click on the the X at the top of the window to close it. In Desktop Sharing Preferences set the options shown, you can set a password if you wish, then close it Open a terminal Ctrl-Alt-T and type: Code: ifconfig Keep a note of the IP Address for the next part. You can now re-boot the PC Second Part, On the PC you are going to Connect FROM Open a terminal Ctrl-Alt-T and type: Code: sudo apt-get install vinagre You now have a new program, Remote Desktop Viewer in the Menu type: Remote and select Remote Desktop Viewer and then click on the Connect You can use these settings but use your IP Address the one you noted above, then press "Connect" button Re: Remote Desktop & Control Options - Scott(0) - 12-13-2014 Looks good to me. Thanks for sharing. Re: Remote Desktop & Control Options - Wirezfree - 12-13-2014 Hi Scott(0) Thanks... I'm the kind of person who can show/explain in words But when it comes writing things down my brain gets out of sync...!!! I have another one I have been playing with openssh. If I just want see if another PC is O.K, or see if some things running I can open a terminal and connect to it, and say just run htop from cmd line. Will post something later Dave Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - thinman - 02-03-2016 i can't see or find these part Desktop Sharing Preferences :'( Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - Wirezfree - 02-04-2016 How odd, I set it all up over a year ago, never needed it since. It disappeared off the menu Open a terminal, and enter: Code: vino-preferences I also noticed dconf-editor missing from menu.!!! Open a terminal, and enter: Code: dconf-editor Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - thinman - 02-04-2016 (02-04-2016, 12:52 AM)Wirezfree link Wrote: How odd, I set it all up over a year ago, never needed it since. It disappeared off the menu thanks Wirezfree as i'll update tomorrow since i need to go somewhere today lol Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - thinman - 02-08-2016 it's now okay as i can already remotely connect to the remote computer once it's Turn On without manually launching krfb i guess the line "vino-preferences" really helps thanks for all the assist guys as i now proceed to my other queries 8) Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - Wirezfree - 02-08-2016 Glad it's sorted Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - torreydale - 02-08-2016 If you were desirous of a lightweight remote desktop app for use in a home network, was there a shortcoming with Remmina? It's an app downloadable via Lite Software. Re: Remote "Desktop" & Control Options - thinman - 02-09-2016 (02-08-2016, 08:21 PM)torreydale link Wrote: If you were desirous of a lightweight remote desktop app for use in a home network, was there a shortcoming with Remmina? It's an app downloadable via Lite Software. it's alright torreydale ... no worries Remmina has no shortcomings, and it's only me who's still trying to grasp everything lol |