Now edit the end of the file to match it with the below configuration. Now create a new xstartup file with nano or your favorite text editor. Note: This file will only be created when you start a VNC session for the first time.
Before we begin configuring the new xstartup file, let’s back up the original. Now edit the file ~/.vnc/xstartup to match the configuration given below. We need to configure VNC to launch the full Unity desktop when it starts. But you’ll see a gray screen instead of the desktop. You should now be able to connect using a VNC client. Now test the VNC server by starting a session. There are several VNC servers to chose from. Type y and then press enter to use the updated version. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop gnome-panel gnome-settings-daemon metacity nautilus gnome-terminalĭuring the installation, you might be asked whether you want to change a system file to a new version. To install it along with a few other packages which are required for the graphical interface to function properly, run the following command. We’re going to install the Unity desktop GUI on our Ubuntu Server, which is the default desktop environment of Ubuntu.
sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade -y Update your system using the following command. This simple article will help you install and configure the graphical desktop environment and VNC on your Ubuntu 16.04 server. With VNC you can use a graphical desktop environment remotely. As you know, VNC is a protocol that allows sharing the desktop and is controlled remotely over the internet.
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