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elementary-icon-theme: Vector icon theme from which elementary originated.Note: Contains settings for theme packages and fonts to be installed separately: PKGBUILDs for many Pantheon-related packages, such as third-party applications developed for elementary OS and unstable development packages, are available in the AUR. The Pantheon desktop environment and elementary OS's curated apps are provided by the pantheon group.Įxtra-alucryd contains a few packages not yet available in the pantheon group. Installation Package sources Official respository See the official github repository and consult their community slack. However, its constituent packages are updated continuously. 4.6.1.2 Session indicator menus unresponsiveĮlementary OS releases are derived from Ubuntu's LTS releases, typically trailing Ubuntu's cycle by a few weeks or months.4.2.2 Incorrect screen resolutions with multiple monitors.4.2.1.1 "Oh no! Something has gone wrong.".4.1.2 "No such key" when installing packages.3.2.1 Autostart applications with xinit.

3.1.1 Autostart applications with a display manager.

I have now come to this which suggests that TigerVNC should be used.Īfter much buggering around I came across this, Installing tigervnc on Ubuntu which also talks about some really simple window managers.

Also I wonder if the geometry statement should be written to the configuration file. I initially tested using RealVNC on windows and then switched to Remina on the VNC server itself. Here’s the video that recommends using lxde.Also points at How to access desktop on a headless Loki machine. On Installing using SSH, so command line only but has the lightdm runes, albeit they fail.I also looked at these pages while trying to get it work. The last line needs to invoke the window manager. I looked further and some advise using lightdm, all of which involve making changes to $HOME/.vnc/xstartup. I have tried with xfce4 and lxde which I installed.

Using tightvnc, the configuration and logfiles are held in held in $/.xsession There’s not so much on Elementary although loads on Unbuntu. I am surprised that it runs in User space, under User privilege. When following the obvious instructions, which include instructions on how to wrote a systemd service description, I get a the basic grey X-Windows screen. This article on stack exchange dated Dec 15 says it’s not possible with RDP. I have not yet finished and so this documents how not to do it. Been trying to access my laptop running Elementary using a remote desktop protocol and it’s harder than I’d want.