Re: TightVNC Server

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On Sun, 9 Aug 2009 21:35:11 +0200
Philip Seeger wrote:

>How can I find out which bits are missing?

I often wonder that :-). One of the things you can do is
a ps to see what you are running when logged into a
normal session directly on the console, but it is hard
to know which of the things you'll see there are started
by gnome-session and which are started by gdm.

> Btw: Trying "gnome-session &" gives me a window with this error:
> "Could not connect to session bus: Did not receive a reply. [...]"

Weird. That sounds like the error you'd get with no dbus
session, which is exactly what the code was trying to
start.

I just tried to get vnc to start a gnome session, and couldn't
do it, so just dbus doesn't appear to be enough. Perhaps
some of the things in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc and
/etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/ are where some essential things
get started? I see the dbus stuff in there, maybe all the
other things are needed as well?

I normally just run a copy of the fvwm window manager with
a few of my own custom apps, so I don't really remember if
I ever got a complete gnome or kde session to work in vnc.

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