5. Setup VNC Desktop
Now that we are logged in as a new user. Notice first, where your home folder is located
Code:
$
pwd/home/pirate
Note: Notice the "$" sign used above. From now on, this means the command is executed under the user account. And "#" is for commands executed under the root account.
We need to configure fluxbox to run when starting the VNC Desktop:
Code:
$
mkdir .vnc$
nano .vnc/xstartup
Insert the following into the xstartup file:
Code:
fluxbox
Save and exit.
Make the xstartup file executable:
Code:
$
chmod +x .vnc/xstartup
That's all we needed in order to start up our VNC Desktop. Since this is the first time you start vncserver, you'll be asked to enter a new password for access to the VNC Desktop. For simplicity, you can just use the same password for your user account here.
