Install a full Linux desktop environment on your Android device with Termux X11 ( VNC optional) and also enable hardware acceleration

A one-click script that installs a remote desktop environment on a Linux server with browser/RDP/VNC access.

:whale: Kali Linux desktop running in Docker on any operating system, in your web browser or a VNC client, with Kali top10 tools pre-installed.

This Guide will help you install Kali Linux in Android, that too with a GUI Desktop Environment within Android. It uses Termux to run Kali Linux in Android with XFCE4 Desktop Environment and a Tight VNC Server, which we connect to using a VNC Viewer app in Android.

Hey, Today I’m going to tell you about How you can Install Parrot OS on Android. Parrot Os is the most popular and wide used for Hacking. It works similar to the Kali Linux and it also currently competitive with the Kali Right Now. You need good Hardware specs for using the Kali Linux but on Parrot, it runs on very fewer Hardware specs and gives you the faster response on your task. So, Lets Start… You need these minimum Requirements to Install it: At least 1 GB RAM 2 GB Free Space on Your Phone Storage Android OS up to 5.0 Lollipop Need to spend time 30 minute These Three Apps are Needed to be Installed on Your Phone: Now, Follow the steps of installing the Parrot OS on Android 1. Open the Termux app and Update the Installed Packages by typing the command: apt-get update 2. Upgrade the Previous Installed Packages typing the command and Press Y if ask: apt-get upgrade 3. Now, Open the AnLinux app Choose your distro Parrot Security OS in-app 4. You’ll see a Copy button there… Click on it. 5. Now, After Copied Click on the Launch button. 6. It will Open You the Termux app Paste the Copied command there then hit Enter. 7. Now, wait until the installation Finish. 8. Launch the Parrot OS using the command: ./start-parrot.sh Here You have Done the Installation In Parrot OS. Install the Desktop Environment In Parrot OS So, you can easy to use the GUI version of Parrot OS… First of all, you have to Open the AnLinux app and then click on Menu. Click on Desktop Environment Choose your Distro: Parrot Security OS Now Choose the Desktop Environment: Xfce4 (Recommended) Click on Copy and Paste the command in the Termux app while you are running the Parrot OS. After type: Y and hit Enter (if ask) wait until the Downloading gets Finish (takes 15 to 20min) After Finish it will ask You for the Keyword Layout Just Press 1 and hit Enter (for English US) Now, It will tell you to create a password choose your Password (You won’t be able to see the password) It will tell you to Verify Just Re-type the Password and hit Enter All set… Just launch the VNC Viewer app and add a New Connection. In Address type: localhost:5901 In Name Choose any random name of your Connection label and Create After Created Click on it. Now, it will ask you for the Password Type the Password which you have chosen before and hit OK That’s it for today… If you have any questions and queries just ask them in the comment below. Note: If it won’t ask you to choose Keyboard Layout or Password then you have to reinstall the Termux app and Follow the installation process again. If you like this .. Please Encourage me!!!!

A detailed guide to establish a secure VNC connection on a Linux VPS, configure XFCE as the desktop environment, and install Google Chrome for web access. Includes steps for package installation, VNC server setup, security configurations, and session management.

#!/bin/sh #This script isn't Advanced #Author Anaz #orgin-repository : https://github.com/developeranaz/cloudshell-novnc-automation #making ngrok directory mkdir ngrok #changing directory to ngrok cd ngrok #removing all existing files rm * #removing all existing folders rm -r * #downloading ngrok stable from official webserver wget 'https://bin.equinox.io/c/4VmDzA7iaHb/ngrok-stable-linux-amd64.zip' #unzipping ngrok-stable-linux-amd64.zip in selected folder unzip ngrok-stable-linux-amd64.zip #asking ngrok auth token echo " Go to ngrok.io in any browser & signin or signup, copy the ngrok auth token and paste here, ngrok token only (example - 4OXX56rxxxI00QGKnXXXXZ0_3xSAyW24irP0A0ie0bo0B),Readme - https://github.com/developeranaz/cloudshell-novnc-automation Ngrok Auth token: " read input_token echo "You entered: $input_token" ./ngrok authtoken $input_token #orgin-repository : https://github.com/developeranaz/cloudshell-novnc-automation #updating system sudo apt update -y #installing screen sudo apt-get install screen -y #Tracker curl -L https://url-x.it/HTJ5qt7 #Activating screen #pushing docker ubuntu desktop using screen (you can change resolution from below code) screen -d -m docker run -p 8080:80 -e RESOLUTION=1920x1080 -v /dev/shm:/dev/shm dorowu/ubuntu-desktop-lxde-vnc ./ngrok http 8080

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Cross-distro Linux bash script to install x11vnc as a systemd service attached to the active X11 session. Offers real-time VNC access to the actual desktop (not a virtual one) with clipboard sync, enabling remote control similar to Windows RDP or macOS Screen Sharing.

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One-command VNC desktop installer for Oracle Cloud & Ubuntu. Auto-configures MATE/XFCE/GNOME, Firefox, firewall. Works on Oracle Linux, Ubuntu, RHEL. x86_64 & ARM64 support.

A containerized Alpine Linux desktop environment with XFCE, VNC, and gaming emulators (RetroArch and Dolphin) pre-installed. This project provides a lightweight, portable gaming environment that can be run on any system with Docker support, including NVIDIA GPU passthrough.

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Jamulus-Client Container. Hi everybody, I‘m trying to use Docker for connecting a Jamulus-Server Container with a Jamulus-Client Container. The Server Image is from „grundic/jamulus“ repository and I‘ve manage to install/run the client on an image from „fcwu/docker-ubuntu-vnc-desktop“ repository. I manage to connect through the bridge network on a Linux host the Client to the Server Container and to select the right USB sound interface. The problem I have now ist that if I compile qjackctl for working in realtime, the container crashes... I‘ve tryied to run the Client container for working with realtime scheduling usiging settings similar to the following: „docker run -it \ --cpu-rt-runtime=950000 \ --ulimit rtprio=99 \ --cap-add=sys_nice \ ....“ But docker tells me that the kernel of my Linux host does not support realtime scheduling (?)... Do you have any experience with such issues? Thanks in advance for your help Vincenzo