VNC was never on by default, if it's enabled it is because the user went to the setting to turn it on so it shouldn't come to a surprise to them that they are sharing their desktop. Since it's an user decision and something they might rely on, it feels rude to turn if off for them on upgrade and probably not what users are going to expect?
we probably still want the blue bar since that's the only way to avoid the possibility of 'unknowingly running a VNC remote desktop server.'. Upgrades aren't the only case to consider, we will have users copying a grdctl cmd from the internet and forgetting about it or not understand what they are doing.
Random thoughts there
VNC was never on by default, if it's enabled it is because the user went to the setting to turn it on so it shouldn't come to a surprise to them that they are sharing their desktop. Since it's an user decision and something they might rely on, it feels rude to turn if off for them on upgrade and probably not what users are going to expect?
we probably still want the blue bar since that's the only way to avoid the possibility of 'unknowingly running a VNC remote desktop server.'. Upgrades aren't the only case to consider, we will have users copying a grdctl cmd from the internet and forgetting about it or not understand what they are doing.