Sudo ln libbcm_host.so /usr/lib/libbcm_host.so.0
Sudo ln libvchiq_arm.so /usr/lib/libvchiq_arm.so.0 Let’s add the following 10 files to the folder: sudo ln libvcos.so /usr/lib/libvcos.so.0 Here, we will add specific files to /user/lib/ folder, so let cd into it: cd /usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu Now, we will install the package using dpkg command: sudo dpkg -i realvnc-vnc-server_6.1_b Let’s download the arm64 package from the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s site using the following command. As a best practice, we shall update and upgrade our operating system. Step 1: Install RealVNC Server on our Ubuntu 20.04 LTS I have successfully installed and tested RealVNC based on multiple resources such, resource 1 and resource 2.
#VNC VIEWER KUBUNTU HOW TO#
During this tutorial, I will go over how to install RealVNC on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Since we have installed Ubuntu, which is a 64bit-OS, on our RPI-4, and RealVNC only provides a 32bit server for Raspberry Pi OS, we will need to go through some hoops to get RealVNC installed and running. However, you could access more devices from within the local network using direct feature. If you’d like to subscribe more devices, it won’t be covered under the free subscription plan. By using this feature, we can remote into our devices from anywhere in the world without a VPN, a port-forwarding or a firewall configuration. Until the moment of writing this tutorial,, RealVNC allows us to have up to 5 subscribed devices to remote into via cloud connectivity for FREE.
It’s extremely secure, convenient and reliable. The RealVNC server comes preinstalled with the Raspberry Pi OS. RealVNC allows us to interact with our Raspberry Pis graphically via Virtual Network Computing (VNC). Install RealVNC Server on Ubuntu 20.04 for Remote Access
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