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How can RealVNC viewer be installed on Fedora 22?

What steps are needed to install RealVNC viewer on Fedora 22?
Thanks for your help.
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you need a redhat compatible version
rpm -U <VNC Viewer>.rpm
rpm -U vnc-E4_3-x86_linux.rpm
If you get an error indicating that libstdc++ is missing then you will need to install a compatibility library. If you have yum installed then use the following command:
yum install libstdc++
Use the rpm command with the -e (remove) option to remove the software, as follows:
rpm -e vnc-E

https://www.realvnc.com/products/vnc/documentation/5.2/installing-removing/redhat.html
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Thanks, however on the realvnc website there is only the tar.gz version, I don't see the rpm version.
You can install tigervnc
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Thanks.  I will have to try this.
native vnc clients are called vinagre on gnome and krdc in kde, install either and you have vncviewer installed too.
Sure.  However, he asked specifically about installing RealVNC, and that's not a default or in a package that you can readily yum or rpm install.
RalVNC has minimum encodings supported. All others are better if seeing better server.
...not the point of the original question.
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Currently not an active issue, however thanks for the input.  Not sure if it would work however.