Greetings all.
After happily using Leap 15 since it’s release, I am upgrading a large number of users from Leap 42.3 to 15, only to discover, at the the last moment, that the Gnome’s default VNC server, Vino, doesn’t seem to work. I’ve just tested it on a new, standard install - it isn’t installed by default.
In previous versions this was under the control of the ‘sharing’ or ‘privacy’ settings - and worked very well.
Installing it via Yast (ie, searching for Vino and selecting it) installs the “Desktop Sharing” (which there are no hints to how to run), but even running that, or manually, results in a segmentation fault.
The journal shows this to be in libX11.so.6.3.0.
I assume that this is due to the shift to Wayland, but my question is, has anyone else discovered this? Is there a fix?
(BTW, I know I can just use “vncserver” but I’d rather not do that if Vino is going to get fixed… )
Thanks in advance- /p