Lubuntu is a very lightweight GUI. Use this application if you need a graphical interface, but want to minimize the impact on system memory and processor. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Lubuntu GUI you want to use. The Xfce desktop environment can be used by itself. If you have several GUIs installed you can select which one to use. Once you start your display manager, you will be prompted to log in.
However, that screen also allows you to pick which GUI you want to enable. Switch between GUIs by pressing F1. The interface will toggle between sessions or GUIs. Log in once you toggle to the GUI of your choice. Most can be installed using the apt-get package manager or the tasksel tool, as detailed in this guide. GUI ubuntu. Introduction Want to add a desktop environment after you install Ubuntu Server? It can be easily installed.
Was this article helpful? Dejan Tucakov. He is dedicated to simplifying complex notions and providing meaningful insight into data center and cloud technology. I have the problem described at the beginning i. I have installed xfce as suggested in another article but this did not fix the problem.
I followed your instructions here for both fixing xdrp and for fresh install and neither worked. Still the same blank blue desktop eventually followed with connection problem message. Will be grateful for any useful suggestions. First, we are noticing that you are referring to an outdated post…. Please always use the latest version of the script which is currently version 1.
The blue screen can be due to the fact that the xorgxrdp package is not installed on your system…. To try to fix this, I would suggest you to run the latest version of the script and see if this would fix your issue. I manually installed previously, I will now try the script you link to. Ian, Sorry for the late reaction…. Waiting for your feedback. Skip to content Hello World, Based on the feedback we have received through this blog, it seems that there is some changes that has been introduced in Ubuntu Overview Ubuntu Problem Description So, to perform a manual installation, we have opened a terminal console and we have issued the following command sudo apt-get install xrdp Click on Picture for Better Resolution After having performed the installation, we have checked that the xrdp service was running using the following commane sudo systemctl status xrdp Click on Picture for Better Resolution So far, everything seems to be working as expected.
So, we moved to a windows computer, fired up the remote desktop client and as we can see in the screenshot, we are presented with the xrdp login page Click on Picture for Better Resolution After entering our credentials, we only see a green background page and nothing happens.
After a certain amount of time several minutes , you should see the following error message connection problem,giving up some problem Click on Picture for Better Resolution Resolution process After looking into the logs, it seems that the xorgxrdp component of xRDP is not working as expected. So, we have issued the following command in a Terminal console sudo apt-get install xorgxrdp Issuing this command will not perform the installation as there are some dependencies errors.
Click on Picture for Better Resolution We have just found the root cause issue. Because we have no xorgxrdp component installed on the computer, it seems logical that when we perform a remote connection, we are never presented with the Ubuntu desktop… Fixing xRDP on Ubuntu Junren, Thank you for the feedback.
Happy to see that the information is useful You can use the information here to write your blog post as long as you provide credits and a reference link Till next time See ya. Just found this! Hey Griffon! Check this out! So, there is a need to rebuild xrdp against HWE And if you want to try the latest xrdp on Ubuntu Thiago; If you convert the script into Ansible solution, please let us know so we can use and test it on our side as well.
Ottmar, Thank you for the visit and the positive feedback. Dana; thanks for providing feedback on this specific topic. Thanks Griffon, lucky me I found your blog after just 1. Nabil, xRDP should be working with Linux Mint as well… In the past, we have write a post about how to perform this operation. If this is the case, we could publish some guidance Hope this help Till next time See ya. Linux might bring some challenges but usually there is always a workaround that can be implemented Linux is maturing every day more and more….
Till next time See ya. Ian, sorry for the delay in answering your questions but we are again overloaded with work…. To try to fix this, I would suggest you to run the latest version of the script and see if this would fix your issue Hope this help Till next time See ya. Griffon, Thanks for the reply, especially given your workload. However it would seem that it is not supported any more, so feel free to look into what the many other options are beyond just that of black box.
If I want to rRaspbian to boot right into a display manager, and then from there start blackbox. Or If I want to install more than one desktop environment, I will want to install a display manager. One solution for this world be lightDm. There are other options when it comes to display managers, and there is of course just using startx and xinit to start and desktop from the command line once I am logged in. So this like many things when starting with a Raspbian lite install is totally optional.
So starting with a lite distribution of Raspbian is often good starting point for certain use cases of a raspberry PI. If I want to set up a raspberry PI to just act as a sever of something on a network then it makes sense to just have a command line interface to work with, just install the application that I want it to run, and not bother installing a desktop environment at all.
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