How to set up remote work with a copy of the desktop in Linux?

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Igor2013-01-09 17:24:25

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Igor, 2013-01-09 17:24:25

Given: server on Ubuntu 12.04.

It is necessary to work remotely with his GUI programs so that it is not displayed on his real desktop.
X forwarding via SSH is not suitable - it is slow and when SSH falls off, the program launched via SSH is killed. It is necessary that the programs continue to work when they are started remotely.

I used tightvnc - it was ideal, it created a copy of the desktop and did not require user autologin (vino, for example, starts only after logging into the system through x). I just started the server remotely via ssh, it created a copy of the desktop and I could work, end the SSH connection and connect to the created VNC server. But it has a bug - the VNC server itself periodically falls off. So, I'm looking for a replacement.

I tried to deal with xvnc4server using this manual . But instead of the desktop I saw a gray square

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z0rc, 2013-01-09
@shanker

FreeNX.

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vsespb, 2013-01-09
@vsespb

A few years ago I used www.nomachine.com/select-package.php?os=linux&id=1 and it seemed OK.

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dlinyj, 2013-01-09
@dlinyj

I didn’t quite understand what is required, but I used www.teamviewer.com/ (just for Linux)

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Sergey, 2013-01-09
Protko @Fesor

Tobish you need something a la RDP for Windows. Implementations of such protocols are a dime a dozen.
www.mynitor.com/2010/02/07/15-remote-desktop-solutions-for-linux/

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2013-01-09
@inkvizitor68sl

See x2go.