Lubuntu 14.x RDP and accessing the home desktop aka Desktop:0

Installed tight VNC using this as a guide here:

AskUbuntu https://askubuntu.com/a/143113/824647

The piece I had been missing was the port. in a multi user environment the port also connects to the desktop. Desktop 0 (zero) is the default desktop. so I set my INI file accordingly to ask5900 so it will ask but prepopulate with the desktop zero which passes on port 5900.

RealVNC setup

1. Uninstallation of the default Ubuntu VNC server (Vino):
Go to: System --> Administration --> Synaptic Package Manager Search for the "Vino" package, Mark For Removal, Apply.
2. Installation of TightVNC and XRDP:
While you are using Synaptic Package Manager, seacrh for "tightvnc" package (be careful, not "xtightvnc") and Mark For Installation. Likewise, search for the "xrdp" package and Mark also For Installation. Apply. PS: if you want, you may discard any other "vnc" package that you don't need!
3. Configuration of XRDP (Optional)
Open a terminal and type the three following commands:
cd /etc/xrdp cp xrdp.ini xrdp.ini.bak
sudo gedit /etc/xrdp/xrdp.ini
Remove Xrdp2-Xrdp6 sections, leave only the Xrdp1 section. Your xrdp.ini should look like this:
[globals]bitmap_cache=yesbitmap_compression=yesport=3389crypt_level=lowchannel_code=1 [xrdp1]name=RDP_To_TightVNClib=libvnc.sousername=askpassword=askip=127.0.0.1port=ask5900
4. Connecting
Restart the system and you are ready to connect!
To connect from another Ubuntu machine, use: Applications --> Internet --> Terminal Server Client, type the IP of your Ubuntu VNC machine, use RDPv5 or RDP, click Connect!
To connect from a Windows-based machine, use: Start --> Run --> mstsc, type the IP of your Ubuntu VNC machine, click Connect.
When connected, use your Ubuntu user account credentials (u/n and p/w) and remotely login to your desktop.

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