10 #RealVNC Servers started with #Xvnc were taking ~90% of CPU ("Xvnc-core" process) with average load of ~[89] after just starting & nobody else being connected yet.

What the hell is going in there?!🤔🥱

One can use #Xvnc to set #RealVNC Viewer window size from the server side (at least initially) AND have slow (downright too lazy) window updates resulting in, e g, garbled text in a terminal emulator.

Or, use #SystemXorg to have better viewing experience with fixed window size. Then Viewer window size can be changed from whichever GUI being used (in case of xfce4-session, via "xfce4-display-settings" command).

I tested with Server & Viewer on the same host, connected to via "ssh -X".

One can use #Xvnc to set #RealVNC Viewer window size from the server side (at least initially) AND have slow (downright too lazy) window updates resulting in, e g, garbled text in a terminal emulator.

Or, use #SystemXorg to have better viewing experience with fixed window size. Then Viewer window size can be changed from whichever GUI being used (in case of xfce4-session, via "xfce4-display-settings" command).

I tested with Server & Viewer on the same host, connected to via "ssh -X".

One can use #Xvnc to set #RealVNC Viewer window size from the server side (at least initially) AND have slow (downright too lazy) window updates resulting in, e g, garbled text in a terminal emulator.

Or, use #SystemXorg to have better viewing experience with fixed window size. Then Viewer window size can be changed from whichever GUI being used (in case of xfce4-session, via "xfce4-display-settings" command).

I tested with Server & Viewer on the same host, connected to via "ssh -X".