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24Aug/099

Installing Gnome and VNC Remote Desktop on Centos VPS

After writing a how-to on installing Gnome and VNC server on Ubuntu Linux, this time I blog on the same tutorial but now I use Centos 5.3 Linux.

It’s almost similar with Ubuntu, but on Centos we use YUM instead of apt-get command. Both package managers have its own fans, nevertheless both yum and apt-get deliver an easy to use package installer.

To read the how-to please go to: http://www.talk.web.id/2009/08/installing-vnc-remote-desktop-on-centos-vps/ as I write it for Talk Web ID. If you like the tutorial or have questions, please write on the comment box.

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  1. Hey Markus,

    Thank you for your informative guide.

    I followed your written instructions and when i tried to connect via RealVNC .. all i get is a black screen with cursor and some options -> http://tinypic.com/r/jilykm/6

    Please advise

  2. do you install Gnome already?

    • yes i did

      actually when i start and stop the service “vncserver”, the xstartup file is not created.
      What could be wrong?

      • did you run ‘vncpasswd’ command as ‘vncuser’ account?

        after creating the ‘vncuser’ account you have to login as ‘vncuser’ by execute command:

        su – vncuser

        then run ‘vncpasswd’

        it should create the /home/vncuser/.vnc directory

  3. hey it works now .. thanks Markus!

    Do you have a tutorial for installing and using winrar in centos?
    i keep getting glibc 2.7 error

  4. @Jay, what is the problem you facing right now? if you can describe it here, I might be able to help you :)


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