.xinit + script to run x0vncservers for all screens

[me@mbeast ~]$ cat ~/.xinitrc
xhost +localhost
/home/me/.x0vnc-run &

[me@mbeast ~]$ cat ~/.x0vnc-run
#!/bin/sh

while true
do
    # Get active screens
    XSCREENS=$(xrandr | grep " connected" | perl -ne 'while (s/^\S+ connected[\s\D]* (\S+) .*$/$1/g) { print "$_"}')

    # Process input by newlines
    IFS=$'\n'

    # Start with VNC port 5900
    vncport=5900

    # Loop over each screen and start a separate VNC server
    LASTPID=0
    for geometry in $XSCREENS
    do
        # Get a notification, so -n later makes sense
        jobs &>/dev/null

        x0vncserver -PasswordFile /home/me/.vnc/passwd -display=:0 -rfbport=$vncport -Geometry=$geometry &

        # Get job changes
        new_job_started="$(jobs -n)"

        # If we got something, we know the previous command is infact running, so grab its PID
        if [ -n "$new_job_started" ];then
            LASTPID=$!
        else
            LASTPID=
        fi

        # Increase port count, for next VNC instance
        vncport=$((vncport+1))
    done

    # After creating all VNC sessions, now wait for the last one to exit (likely due to resolution changes)
    while s=`ps -p $LASTPID -o s=` && [[ "$s" && "$s" != 'Z' ]]; do
        sleep 1
    done

    # Pause slightly before respawning the VNC server, giving the Xorg a little time to set up
    sleep 5
done