If you're running the vncserver, in your home directory
there'll be a .vnc dir, under which there's a file called xstartup.
just remove the default entry fot twm and add whatever you like.
My advice would be to avoid gnome since it's quite a memory hog
and vnc acxtually sends bitmaps accross the network. use fvwm2 or xfce.
Raghunath L wrote:
>
> I am trying to setup vnc , iam able to connect to vnc server but i
> unable to get gnome as my window manager.
>
> any body has a solution for this.
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