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VNC doesn't have opengl, not completely headless but you can buy a fake monitor dongle then share that screen which will have opengl support. i've used realvnc to do it this way on a raspberry pi or on a mini pc i've used KDE Plasma's desktop sharing program. |
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Ok, Thanks. I will try this. |
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Plasma desktop sharing app does require a setting to be enabled for unattended use, so you may have to connect a monitor at least once to enable that unless its stored in a config file somewhere. |
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Hello,
I have a Debian 11 machine running headless with VNC Server.
I installed SDR++ on it and now want to start SDR++ via VNC server.
Unfortunately SDR++ does not start and the following error messages appear - see screenshot link.
https://jimjackii.de/bilder/sdrpp/debian11_sdrpp_start_error.jpg
(Sorry - how can I include an image in the post?)
It's an eror dependig OpenGL
Glfw Error 65542: GLX: NoGLXFBConfigs returned
OpenGL 3.0 was not supported
...
OpenGL 3.1 ES was not supported
...
OpenGL 2.1 was not supported
I try it also with the last nightly build SDR++ V1.1.0. It occured the same error.
Now I don't know what to do next - which packages are missing or still need to be installed?
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