vncserver:tldr:a04e3
vncserver: Launch a VNC Server with specific screen geometry.
$ vncserver --geometry ${width}x${height}
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This command is used to start a VNC (Virtual Network Computing) server with a specific screen resolution or geometry. The vncserver is a command-line utility that allows you to set up and control a VNC server on a remote machine, enabling you to access and control its graphical desktop remotely. The --geometry flag is used to specify the screen resolution or geometry of the VNC server's desktop. ${width} and ${height} are variables that hold the desired width and height values. By substituting the ${width} and ${height} variables with specific numeric values, such as 1280x720, you can set the screen resolution to the desired size. For example: ```
vncserver --geometry 1280x720
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