Access via SSH and view your iPhone & iPod with VNC on Linux

Hello iPhone users! For all of us who make GNU/Linux our preferred operating system, we often encounter problems trying to enjoy the interesting features offered by the iPhone/iPod Touch. So, in this short tutorial, we'll see how to use SSH and the VNC server for Linux. It works for all Linux distributions.

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Well, iPhone users, this tutorial is divided into two parts: one dedicated to SSH and another to be able to see the iPhone/iPod Touch in Linux with VNC.
I know the tutorial may seem long and tedious, but please dedicate only 10 minutes to it; it won't take more than that, and you'll avoid confusion and problems.

Requirements :

• Get a jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch if you don't know how:
  https://iphoneate.com/jailbreak-3-1-2-iphone-ipod-touch-en-mac-windows/
• Have the "open-ssh" application downloaded from Cydia.
• Have the "Veency" application downloaded from Cydia.

• We are going to use the program "FileZilla", it is a remote FTP client.
• So we go to Applications and then to Software Center, to get packages from the Linux sources.

• Now we're going to go to the search engine and type "FileZilla" and download it.

• Once downloaded, we run it (Applications/Internet/FileZilla).
• On the server, it will be our iPhone/iPod touch IP address (settings/wifi)
• Username "root".
• The password is already the default one "alpine" or if you changed it, it will be the new one you assigned.
• Puerto will be "22"

• For the program to work correctly and not display errors about not having permission to download files from the iPhone/iPod Touch, on the left side of the FileZilla program we must mount a location within our "home" and "user" files. Here is an example of a desktop: /home/"your username"/Desktop.
• Now, the files within the iPhone/iPod Touch will be displayed both as a character tree and as a file location on the right side.
• To copy a file, simply right-click and select the "Download" option, and the file will automatically be copied to your desktop in this case.
• To upload a file we do the same but we select the file from our PC and give the "Upload" option.

• Here's an image to help guide you.

Here begins the second part of the tutorial where we will see how to view the iPhone/iPod Touch in Linux. Please read the entire post to avoid doubts and confusion.
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• Let's begin, we're going to do the same thing we did with FileZilla.
• Go to the Download Center and search for "Gtk VNC Viewer".

• Once downloaded, we run it and enter our IP address as shown in the image.

• Just fill in the "Server (:port):" field
• That would be the IP address of our device, and that's it.

Alright iPhone enthusiasts, that's all...