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I am a total linux noob and I am trying to follow the directions here: http://www.penguintutor.com/linux/tightvnc to start VNC at boot.

I can type

sudo systemctl start tightvncserver.service

in terminal and tightvnc runs and I can use it fine.

In the guide it says to use to enable it at boot

sudo systemctl enable tightvncserver.service 

From another answer on stackexchange I tried

sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl enable tightvncserver.service

but it does not start at boot, my pi just starts normally and the vnc instance won't respond from a client.

Any suggestions?

Ghanima
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