VNC Remote Desktop
When developing robot-related applications, you can connect to the Gnome desktop via VNC for convenient remote development and debugging.
Fusion System (AidLux) Remote Desktop Login
Log in to the Web Desktop
- Refer to AidLux System - Quick Start - Browser Login to log in to the AidLux Fusion System web desktop.
Ubuntu Desktop Installation
Ubuntu Desktop is based on the Linux kernel and provides users with a stable, efficient, and secure desktop environment. After installation, it is used to run robot-related simulation software.
Note
Some devices have Ubuntu Desktop pre-installed by default, so there is no need to download and install it again. You can directly click the desktop icon to start the service and then connect to the desktop via VNC.
- Click the
App Centerbutton at the bottom of the desktop and selectRobot.

- After entering the
Robotpage, click theUbuntu Desktopicon to go to the installation page.

- Click the
Installbutton, enter the AidLux password:aidlux, and wait for the installation to complete.


Ubuntu Desktop Installation
Ubuntu Desktop is based on the Linux kernel, providing users with a stable, efficient, and secure desktop environment. After installation, it can be used to run robot-related simulation software.
Note
Ubuntu Desktop is pre-installed on some devices by default. In such cases, there is no need to download and install it again. You can directly click the desktop icon to start the service, then connect to this desktop via VNC.
- Click the App Center button at the bottom of the desktop and select Robotics.

- After entering the Robotics page, click the Ubuntu Desktop icon to navigate to the installation page.

- Click the Install button, enter the AidLux password:
aidlux, and wait for the installation to complete.


Connect to Ubuntu Desktop (Gnome Desktop) via VNC
VNC Tool Download
You can download the TightVNC tool from the link below, or use other VNC tools for connection.
Download link: https://www.tightvnc.com/download.php
- Select and download the appropriate version according to your computer's operating system, then proceed with the installation.

Enable VNC Server on Ubuntu Desktop
- Click the Ubuntu Desktop icon on the desktop to start the server service.

Open VNC Tool and Connect to Gnome Desktop
- Launch TightVNC, enter the device address
IP:5902, and click Connect to establish the connection.

- After redirection, you will be prompted to enter the password:
aidlux. Click the OK button to complete the connection.

Ubuntu System Remote Desktop Login
Log in to the Web Desktop
- Refer to Ubuntu System - Quick Start - Browser Login to log in to the Ubuntu system web desktop.
Ubuntu Desktop Installation
Ubuntu Desktop is based on the Linux kernel, providing users with a stable, efficient, and secure desktop environment. After installation, it can be used to run robot-related simulation software.
Note
Ubuntu Desktop is pre-installed on some devices by default. In such cases, there is no need to download and install it again. You can directly click the desktop icon to start the service, then connect to this desktop via VNC.
- Click the App Center button at the bottom of the desktop and select Robotics.

- After entering the Robotics page, click the Ubuntu Desktop icon to navigate to the installation page.

- Click the Install button, enter the AidLux password:
aidlux, and wait for the installation to complete.


Connect to Ubuntu Desktop (Gnome Desktop) via VNC
VNC Tool Download
You can download the TightVNC tool from the link below, or use other VNC tools for connection.
Download link: https://www.tightvnc.com/download.php
- Select and download the appropriate version according to your computer's operating system, then proceed with the installation.

Enable VNC Server on Ubuntu Desktop
- Click the Ubuntu Desktop icon on the desktop to start the server service.

Open VNC Tool and Connect to Gnome Desktop
- Launch TightVNC, enter the device address
IP:5902, and click Connect to establish the connection.

- After redirection, you will be prompted to enter the password:
aidlux. Click the OK button to complete the connection.
