So I am trying to get the Vino VNC Server to startup on boot, meaning I don't have to login to have the VNC Server start. I am on Ubuntu GNOME 15.04, and I have already added
/usr/lib/vino/vino-server
to 'Startup Applications'. However, the VNC Server still won't start as soon as I boot up. I have to login in order for the VNC Server to start. What should I do? Do I need to create a systemd unit file? If so, how do I do it?
Edit: This question is different from this becuase I need Vino Server to work, while that guide suggests x11vncserver.
Best Answer
create a systemd unit or service to run vino server at startup
Enable the service
Verify it using below command vinostartup.service will be there
If you don’t want to wait until next boot (it’s already enabled) we can start the service