vino: no such schema of “org.gnome.Vino”?
This is more a follow-up question regarding this issue (e.g., Enable remote VNC from the commandline?). I am using desktop sharing of Ubuntu 18.04 (without vino server). For remote access from another Ubuntu via remmina, it's working fine. But when I try VNC client from Mac, it complains about encryption level.
I try "gsettings set org.gnome.Vino ..." on the server, but it says no such schema.
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This is more a follow-up question regarding this issue (e.g., Enable remote VNC from the commandline?). I am using desktop sharing of Ubuntu 18.04 (without vino server). For remote access from another Ubuntu via remmina, it's working fine. But when I try VNC client from Mac, it complains about encryption level.
I try "gsettings set org.gnome.Vino ..." on the server, but it says no such schema.
remote-desktop vnc remote-access
Do you havevino
package installed?
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:37
@N0rbert, No, I only change settings of a fresh new 18.04 and start to use remote desktop. Do I need to install vino package (not vino server)?
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:40
I'm not sure, but this file is contained in this package...
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:41
Looks like I need to, following the discussion here: websiteforstudents.com/….
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:57
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This is more a follow-up question regarding this issue (e.g., Enable remote VNC from the commandline?). I am using desktop sharing of Ubuntu 18.04 (without vino server). For remote access from another Ubuntu via remmina, it's working fine. But when I try VNC client from Mac, it complains about encryption level.
I try "gsettings set org.gnome.Vino ..." on the server, but it says no such schema.
remote-desktop vnc remote-access
This is more a follow-up question regarding this issue (e.g., Enable remote VNC from the commandline?). I am using desktop sharing of Ubuntu 18.04 (without vino server). For remote access from another Ubuntu via remmina, it's working fine. But when I try VNC client from Mac, it complains about encryption level.
I try "gsettings set org.gnome.Vino ..." on the server, but it says no such schema.
remote-desktop vnc remote-access
remote-desktop vnc remote-access
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Do you havevino
package installed?
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:37
@N0rbert, No, I only change settings of a fresh new 18.04 and start to use remote desktop. Do I need to install vino package (not vino server)?
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:40
I'm not sure, but this file is contained in this package...
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:41
Looks like I need to, following the discussion here: websiteforstudents.com/….
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:57
add a comment |
Do you havevino
package installed?
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:37
@N0rbert, No, I only change settings of a fresh new 18.04 and start to use remote desktop. Do I need to install vino package (not vino server)?
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:40
I'm not sure, but this file is contained in this package...
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:41
Looks like I need to, following the discussion here: websiteforstudents.com/….
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:57
Do you have
vino
package installed?– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:37
Do you have
vino
package installed?– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:37
@N0rbert, No, I only change settings of a fresh new 18.04 and start to use remote desktop. Do I need to install vino package (not vino server)?
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:40
@N0rbert, No, I only change settings of a fresh new 18.04 and start to use remote desktop. Do I need to install vino package (not vino server)?
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:40
I'm not sure, but this file is contained in this package...
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:41
I'm not sure, but this file is contained in this package...
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:41
Looks like I need to, following the discussion here: websiteforstudents.com/….
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:57
Looks like I need to, following the discussion here: websiteforstudents.com/….
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:57
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Consider to install vino
package with
sudo apt install vino
as it contains needed file.
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Consider to install vino
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Consider to install vino
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sudo apt install vino
as it contains needed file.
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Consider to install vino
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sudo apt install vino
as it contains needed file.
Consider to install vino
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sudo apt install vino
as it contains needed file.
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Do you have
vino
package installed?– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:37
@N0rbert, No, I only change settings of a fresh new 18.04 and start to use remote desktop. Do I need to install vino package (not vino server)?
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:40
I'm not sure, but this file is contained in this package...
– N0rbert
Jan 30 at 20:41
Looks like I need to, following the discussion here: websiteforstudents.com/….
– user276851
Jan 30 at 20:57