This project provides a Docker container setup for running a Debian-based system with TightVNC and the XFCE desktop environment. It's designed to allow remote desktop access to a lightweight Linux desktop via VNC.

• Debian Latest: The container is based on the latest version of Debian.
• TightVNC Server: Allows for VNC access to the container's desktop environment.
• XFCE Desktop: A lightweight and fully functional desktop environment.
• Dockerized: Easy to deploy and run on any system with Docker.

• Docker installed on your host machine.
• A VNC client installed on your host machine to connect to the Docker container.

Clone the repository and navigate into the project directory:

```$ git clone cd ```

Build the Docker image:

``` $ docker build -t debian-tightvnc . ```

To start the container in detached mode and expose the VNC server on port 5901:

``` $ docker run -d -p 5901:5901 debian-tightvnc ```

Open your VNC client and connect to localhost:5901. When prompted for a password, enter the password you configured in the Dockerfile (default is useruseruser).

You can customize the VNC server settings, including the password and display options, by modifying the Dockerfile before building the image.

• To change the VNC password, update the echo "your_password" | vncpasswd -f > /root/.vnc/passwd line with your desired password.
• Adjust the geometry and depth parameters in the CMD command in the Dockerfile to change the screen size and color depth.

This setup is intended for development and testing purposes. Running a VNC server accessible over the network can pose security risks. If you're deploying this in a production environment, consider implementing additional security measures, such as SSH tunneling or VPN access.

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.

• Debian: https://www.debian.org/
• TightVNC: http://www.tightvnc.com/
• XFCE: https://xfce.org/