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October 12th, 2007, 07:00 AM
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Starting Multiple User VNC Sessions on Boot
For most Linux Flavors VNC will not start different sessions for different users by default. The only case I have seen this work correctly has been SuSe which allows the VNC client to login after connecting (instead of the default password before connection).
Read the full article here: Starting Multiple User VNC Sessions on Boot
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