We will create new configuration file /etc/system/system/ su Next, we will have to configure VNC server. Now let’s switch back to root account by running following command: exit Next we, will switch to user which will use VNC and set VNC server password: su – informaticar Installation command for TigerVNC is dnf install tigervnc-server tigervnc-server-module Let’s proceed with VNC Server installation When you are done with editing, quit vi with :q! Wayland should be set to false: WaylandEnable=false Prerequisite for the VNC server is GUI interface – GNOME for CentOS 8/RHEL 8.īut, before we start installation procedure, we will check if Wayland display manager is configured as default display manager.įirst, we need to change to root by entering following command: su Another one of quick tutorials, this time on the topic of VNC server on CentOS/RHEL
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