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I just downloaded this package VNC-Viewer-6.17.731-Linux-x64-ANY.tar to install the VNC viewer. I want to do the installation manually without using the yum. When I type the ./vncinstall command to perform the installation it gives me the following:

Copying vncviewer to /usr/bin
Copying vncviewer.1 to /usr/share/man/man1/vncviewer.1

Does this mean that the vnc was properly installed?

jww
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    How is this a programming question? – Ken White Oct 12 '17 at 00:40
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Yes, it does mean it was installed correctly. You can run it with vncviewer. vncviewer.1 is the man page (documentation) for the executable.

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