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After following the tutorial (https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-vnc-on-ubuntu-22-04), I reached Step 4, ‘Running VNC as a System Service’. However, I encountered an issue while trying to start the VNC function. Using the command ‘ps -x’, I noticed that the TightVNC service was already running. Despite this, I received an error message when attempting to VNC, stating ‘target machine actively refused it’. To resolve this, I manually terminated the TightVNC service using the command ‘vncserver -kill :1’, and then restarted it with ‘vncserver’. This allowed me to successfully use the VNC function.
However, I find it inconvenient that I have to repeat this step after rebooting the PC every time. Could someone please assist with this issue? It’s proven to be quite troublesome.
I’m using Ubuntu Server 22.04."
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