Bug is still valid for Ubuntu Gnome 16.04. Enabling "Screen Sharing" in control center does not activate Vino VNC server. Activating Vino VNC server by terminal "vino-preferemces" and selecting "Allow others users to view/control desktop" also does not work. Same by opening dconf editor (org/gnome/desktop/remote acces) checking "enabled" does not start vino.
Only solution that did work for me:
- Everytime after a restart following command by terminal: "/usr/lib/vino/vino-server"
- Automatic start Vino: add "/usr/lib/vino/vino-server" to Startup Applications Preferences.
Did cost me some time to solve this. Hope this (duplicate) bug (and orginal bug #1518813) will be solved as this seems very user friendly.
(Added my comment to this bug as I found this a much better description of the issue than description with #1518813. Maybe even add "VNC" to the description? I think other users will find this (temporary) solution therefor quicker.)
Bug is still valid for Ubuntu Gnome 16.04. Enabling "Screen Sharing" in control center does not activate Vino VNC server. Activating Vino VNC server by terminal "vino-preferemces" and selecting "Allow others users to view/control desktop" also does not work. Same by opening dconf editor (org/gnome/ desktop/ remote acces) checking "enabled" does not start vino.
Only solution that did work for me: vino/vino- server" vino/vino- server" to Startup Applications Preferences.
- Everytime after a restart following command by terminal: "/usr/lib/
- Automatic start Vino: add "/usr/lib/
Did cost me some time to solve this. Hope this (duplicate) bug (and orginal bug #1518813) will be solved as this seems very user friendly.
(Added my comment to this bug as I found this a much better description of the issue than description with #1518813. Maybe even add "VNC" to the description? I think other users will find this (temporary) solution therefor quicker.)