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How to Share Desktop in Ubuntu 18.04 - Chris Titus Tech

How to Share Desktop in Ubuntu 18.04 - Chris Titus Tech

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How to Share Desktop in Ubuntu 18.04 - Chris Titus Tech This video goes over how to screen share in Ubuntu. The typical issues people run into is after enabling screen share in settings they are unable to use a vnc viewer to remotely access the computer because of encryption. Do it for you script: source (curl-s https://www.christitus.com/scripts/enablevnc.txt) Script content: #!/bin/bash # Ubuntu (GNOME) 18.04 Enable VNC with no encryption sudo apt install gconf2 -y sudo ufw allow from any to any port 5900 proto tcp gconftool-2 set type=bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/enabled true gsettings set org.gnome.Vino prompt-enabled false gsettings set org.gnome.Vino require-encryption false echo $'\n'$- Encryption Disabled - echo $'\n'$- Launching Settings - echo $'\n'$- Select Sharing - Screen Sharing - Turn On and Enter a Password - gnome-control-center Upcoming
Date: 2022-03-20

Comments and reviews: 6


My computer did not like the syntax on the curl command, so I just pasted the lines from the script individually. Will these settings persist if the computer is restarted?
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Thanks for the vid, I'm interested in remoting in from my laptop. You mentioned port forwarding on the house router, have you or are you planning on making that vid?
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HI Chris, thanks for the tutorial.
after I run the script the sharing settings window open but it doesn't show the screen sharing... can you help me?

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In case the sharing features are not enabled, perhaps you need to -sudo apt install vino- (vino is the implementation of the screen sharing features).
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For KDE equivalent, use krfb. For an extra layer of protection, use OpenSSH tunnel, no need to open extra port and the connection will be encrypted.
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Chris, thank you for the video. Could I do this whole process from a terminal so I can do all these steps from a AWS EC2 Machine? Thank you.
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