Now in the case of those who are users of Arch Linux, Manjaro, Antergos or any system derived from Arch Linux, we can install both the client and the server from the AUR repositories with the following commands.
To 64-bit systems that want to install the client: Now if you want to install the client on your 32-bit system: Sudo dpkg -i VNC-Server-6.3.1-Linux-圆4.deb In the case of 64-bit systems if you want to install the server you must type: You can open a terminal and execute any of the following commands, depending on the case you require. To In the case of Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint or any derivative of these, just go to the official website of the application and obtain the most current deb package, which is currently version 6.3.1
SSH also provides encryption of the connection between the VNC server and the viewer.ĭue to the great popularity the software both the client and the server for this can be found in most repositories of the most popular Linux distributions. RealVNC uses the RFB Protocol which uses TCP port 5900 by default to make the remote desktop connection.Īlternatively, you can tunnel VNC using SSH, avoiding opening additional ports and thus automatically traversing the NAT router (router). The server component of RealVNC allows one computer to be remotely controlled by another. L RealVNC clients using vncviewer can run in full screen mode, they use the F8 function key as the default key to display an options menu (which includes option to, among other things, disable full screen mode or resend a Ctrl-Alt-Del key sequence). This version offers us a client and server vnc4server and xvnc4viewer, respectively. RealVNC is a free open source application distributed under the GPL license, although there is also a commercial version, In this article we will focus on the personal multiplatform version.
In some previous articles we talked about some of the best remote desktop tools that we can find for Linux, among them we find RealVNC which is an excellent cross-platform tool for remote desktops.
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