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diff --git a/unix/vncserver/HOWTO.md b/unix/vncserver/HOWTO.md index 9f53048e..f422eb2a 100644 --- a/unix/vncserver/HOWTO.md +++ b/unix/vncserver/HOWTO.md @@ -30,7 +30,8 @@ To configure Xvnc parameters, you need to go to the same directory where you did the user mapping and open `vncserver-config-defaults` configuration file. This file is for the default Xvnc configuration and will be applied to every user unless any of the following applies: -* The user has its own configuration in `$HOME/.vnc/config`. +* The user has its own configuration in `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/tigervnc/config` + or `$HOME/.config/tigervnc/config`. * The same option with different value is configured in `vncserver-config-mandatory` configuration file, which replaces the default configuration and has even a higher priority than the per-user @@ -74,10 +75,10 @@ You need to run it as the user who will run the server. ### Note: If you used TigerVNC before with your user and you already created a -password, then you have to make sure the `$HOME/.vnc` folder created by -`vncpasswd` have the correct *SELinux* context. You either can delete -this folder and recreate it again by creating the password one more -time, or alternatively you can run: +password, then you have to make sure the (legacy, if used) `$HOME/.vnc` +folder created by `vncpasswd` has the correct *SELinux* context. You +either can delete this folder and recreate it again by creating the +password one more time, or alternatively you can run: ``` $ restorecon -RFv /home/<USER>/.vnc ``` |