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Cloud Linux - One Command Full Desktop

Get a complete, full-featured Linux desktop accessible from any browser with just one command.

Quick Start

Run this single command on any Linux system:

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unn-Known1/cloud-linux/main/install.sh | bash

That's it! After installation, you'll get a URL to access your full Linux desktop from any browser.

Features

  • Full Linux Desktop - Complete XFCE desktop environment with all applications
  • Browser Access - Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge - even mobile browsers
  • NoVNC Technology - Real-time graphical display via WebSocket/VNC
  • Global Access - Uses tunnel services (bore.pub or serveo) to make accessible from anywhere
  • Single Command - One curl command to install everything needed
  • Persistent Sessions - Your files and work persist until you stop the service

What You Get

  • Virtual X11 display (Xvfb) running
  • VNC server for remote desktop
  • noVNC web interface for browser access
  • Tunnel service for global accessibility

Access Your Desktop

After installation, you'll receive URLs like:

  • http://xxx.bore.pub/vnc.html - Full Linux desktop
  • http://xxx.bore.pub - Web dashboard

Manual Control

# Start services
/opt/cloud-linux/start.sh

# Start tunnel for global access
/opt/cloud-linux/tunnel.sh

# Stop services
pkill -f "Xvfb|vncserver|novnc"

System Requirements

  • Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Fedora, Arch)
  • Root or sudo access
  • Internet connection
  • Any modern browser

Port Usage

  • Port 5901: VNC server
  • Port 8080: Web interface (noVNC)
  • Tunnel: Exposes port 8080 to internet

License

MIT License

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