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Uninstalling RealVNC on a Linux machine can be done using the system's package manager. Depending on your Linux distribution, you may need to access the terminal and use the appropriate command to remove the RealVNC packages. This process will effectively uninstall the VNC Server from your system, removing all related files and settings.
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