to solve? under keybord, it says i have a british one, but it's not typing as one Excellent article. I did some small modification for my user name and screen resolution and everything is still working. I have one issue. how do I VNC into display "0" instead of "1"? The reason is to access programs which are already running on display "0". Display "0" has already been assigned to my session that I logged in on the server. If I leave Thunderbird mail running on the server on display "0", I cannot see it on display "1" when I am accessing the server from remote desktop. I usually leave some programs running and just lock the screen. This looks exactly like what I am looking for. I need to run a headless machine that I can setup 2-3 remote users to login with their own accounts. So I need to start VNC on a restart and not have to log in as each one and start the service manually. I am trying this but when I run sudo cat&gt; /etc/init.d/vncserver I get the error "cat: /etc/init.d/vncserver: No such file or directory" Any ideas on what this could be? I am running Ubuntu 10.04. Also is there a way to modify this to allow different VNC servers to run for different users on different ports? I installed VNC as in this tutorial described! Thank you very much it works great! As desktop environment I installed the package "gnome-core". It works