@CryptoRhubarb@RealVNC There is no migration. When I did it, it created a separate Lite team and I had to go on each machine and use the Licensing option to move my devices over. I was able to do this remotely while my Home team still worked
@starwynd@RealVNC They still offer the offline installers, scroll down on the download page and click through to Viewer and/or Server download pages https://t.co/42kntoqkel
@Trancients RealVNC have a guide on how to use their Viewer to connect to the new default wayvnc. Or you can switch your Pi back to X11 to use RealVNC.
https://t.co/TmrV7UNNOF
@sjdix0n@anthonyspiteri@Camtasia Both can run simultaneously. If you have direct connections in the RealVNC VNC Server you'll need to change its port in Options otherwise there's a TCP port conflict
@TreborosLive You've most likely checked already but the most common reasons are either Wayland (https://t.co/rirJ5IJr7K) or the service isn't enabled for startup: sudo systemctl enable vncserver-x11-serviced
@HelloMiakoda @RealVNC You can try setting DisableTrayIcon=1 in VNC Server's Expert options which should stop it from appearing (unless you reboot with a Viewer connected)
@Tinpotgamer RealVNC's cloud will try to set up a p2p connection even with the free sub, it needs Internet to start though. You can check the conn. type its using with the i icon on the Viewer toolbar. If you see "cloud connection to" and your local IP then it's talking directly.