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benz0li
commented on June 2, 2024
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- TigerVNC doesn't support aarch64: Repository license is incorrect #27 (comment)
The bundled TigerVNC is x86_64 only.
Debian/Ubuntu has packages for both x86_64 and AArch64
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yuvipanda
commented on June 2, 2024
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I actually think we should just stop bundling a VNC server completely, and just require it be installed separately. This also solves the licensing issue.
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consideRatio
commented on June 2, 2024
I'd like to reach consensus on a path forward among us who have involved in thinking about this so far @cmd-ntrf @benz0li @yuvipanda.
- Question 1: Do we stop bundling TigerVNC?
- Question 2: Do we provide install scripts for TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC?
- Question 3: Do we commit to testing TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC?
Related
- TurboVNC's about page for TigerVNC at https://turbovnc.org/About/TigerVNC
- @cmd-ntrf draft PR removing TigerVNC and adding an install script for TigerVNC
Answer template
> **Question 1: Do we stop bundling TigerVNC?**
> **Question 2: Do we provide install scripts for TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC?**
> **Question 3: Do we commit to testing TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC?**
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consideRatio
commented on June 2, 2024
Question 1: Do we stop bundling TigerVNC?
Yes, its x86_64 specific and it has a licence we are breaking.
Question 2: Do we provide install scripts for TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC?
No, I don't think we should. If we do, we should have it for all the VNC clients we support. My motivation for not suggesting we introduce this is because of the maintenance burden we take on in this project that currently doesn't have tests setup. If we have tests setup, I'm open to re-evaluating this answer.
Question 3: Do we commit to testing TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC?
To me, this is the same as "Do we commit to supporting TigerVNC and/or TurboVNC". I'm open to supporting / testing both and, or just picking TurboVNC - but I'm hesitant to only pick TigerVNC based on what I've understood so far.
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benz0li
commented on June 2, 2024
I agree with @consideRatio's answers.
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Related Issues (20)
- Document a high level technical overview on how this project work HOT 3
- Initial websocket request can fail HOT 3
- Malfunction with a `jupyterhub-singleuser` startup influencing xsrf checks HOT 1
- Create a conda-forge feedstock for this project
- Using with bundled tigervnc fails with TypeError HOT 1
- Desktop not working in Docker build HOT 16
- TurboVNC broken since commit 447bf86, still in 1.2.1 HOT 13
- What images are in scope for this project and the jupyterhub org? HOT 2
- Add a link to the hub control panel HOT 2
- Add tests to verify basic function with supported VNC servers
- TigerVNC check does not work for new versions of TigerVNC HOT 5
- Password required when running mybinder demo HOT 2
- Handle disconnects & reconnects properly HOT 1
- Add Ctrl-Alt-Del item back HOT 1
- Release v2.0.0 HOT 11
- Publish two docker images - one with TigerVNC, and one with TurboVNC? HOT 7
- Narrow python support from 3.6+ to 3.8+
- Is tigervnc-xorg-extension actually needed?
- Ensure project works against TurboVNC - currently broken? HOT 3
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