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Old 18th November 2008
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Originally Posted by jggimi View Post
Step-by-step for mfaridi:
  1. Install tightvnc package.
  2. Open the appropriate ports on your network. By default, the port number for incoming connections from VNC clients to the server is 5900+display number. If you will be using VNC clients with -listen, open the appropriate ports as necessary.
  3. Run the server from the connect-to userid on your OpenBSD platform for the first time:
    $ vncserver
    Provide a connection password for normal connection.
    Optionally provide a display only password for restricted connection.
  4. Kill the server:
    $ pkill vnc
  5. Edit ~/.vnc/xstartup. Have it start gnome-session, rather than running the default fvwm window manager.
  6. Rerun the vncserver
  7. Connect from your VNC client(s).
I would be grateful if you give more information about this line
Code:
Edit ~/.vnc/xstartup. Have it start gnome-session, rather than running the default fvwm window manager
I want connect to my OpenBSD BOX , and use Gnome or XFCE.
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