In fact, if there is another way to ensure vncserver is started at startup, that will be accepted as answer as well. ![]() How do I modify steps 7 and 8 in that post to use GNOME desktop instead of Unity? I know that it does not work if they are skipped, as I just get a black screen when I connect remotely. I do not have Unity installed on my machine, and I would prefer to avoid it. However, I am running the GNOME desktop, and the settings from the blog are for Unity. ![]() Then I tried to get the server to start at startup, using systemd, and I found this post to help me. Also, I can tune the geometry to match my laptop's display, so everything is perfect. I can connect to display 4 over SSH, and have full access to my computer, without unlocking the real (physical) displays in my lab. If I start a server using: vncserver :4 -geometry 1920x1080 -depth 24 -nolisten tcp -localhost ![]() I installed the latest version ( 1.8) of TigerVNC using this post. I am trying to configure TigerVNC Server to run on Ubuntu GNOME 16.04.3.
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