Hence to make TeamViewer work on modern GNU / Linux operating systems such as Debian / Ubuntu / Mint Linux / Fedora / CentOS etc. Nowdays most of people are running 64 bit ( amd64 ) built operating system and the problem with TeamViewer on Linux 64bit is that it doesn't have an actual full featured 64 port of the application but only have a 32 bits install, besides that big part of components of TeamViewer are running using wine windows emulation and hencing making it work on Linux is sometimes not so trivial as we might have desired.īecause TeamViewer is a 32 bit application, it has a number of dependency libraries that are 32 bit in Linux that's the so called (i386) built libraries (packages). Sudo eopkg it teamviewer*.eopkg sudo rm teamviewer*.If you're a sysadmin who uses GNU / Linux as a Desktop as me you will certainly need to have TeamViewer installed and ready for use on your Linux desktop.Įven though TeamViewer is a proprietary application and I prefer not to use it I'm forced to have it installed because of every now and then a friend or customer would require you to login remotely to his Windows server and clean up the system either from spyware or viruses or just deploy some new software. TeamViewer takes no responsibility for these packages.Arch Linux, antergos, Manjarosee -S teamviewer
GeneralThis article applies to TeamViewer users on Linux.Supported distributionsTeamViewer currently provides:DEB packages for Debian and Ubuntu based systemsRPM packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS and Fedoraas well asRPM packages for SUSE Linux Enterprise and openSUSEWhile not officially supported, these packages are usually compatible with most derived distributions such asKubuntu LubuntuMint or elementary OS (DEB packages)Scientific Linux, Oracle Linux, OpenMandriava, or Mageia (RPM packages).Other distributionsFor distributions that are not based on DEB or RPM packages, TeamViewer also provides TAR packages with a custom installer available.Read more here:ģrd party packagesSome distributions provide their own packages for TeamViewer which are usually based on the TAR package and custom-tailored to those distributions.While these packages are helpful you might prefer our TAR packages, in case:you want to use TeamViewer without installationdistribution packages are not up-to-dateno TeamViewer Host package is provided by the communityHere are some of the distributions that provide TeamViewer packages:📌Note: These packages are maintained by community members.
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