This tutorial will help you get it installed on Ubuntu Server 14.04.2.Īs a reminder, TeamViewer is free for personal use. Sometimes you find yourself in a circumstance when ssh is the only way you have access to your server. wget Īt this point, you should see the TeamViewer package already in your system by running the ls command.The recommended way to install TeamViewer is from a desktop environment using a package manager such as Synaptic, Yum, or apt-get. Use wget command to download Teamviewer package. apt install libjpeg62-turbo:i386 wget gdebi-coreĪfter successful installation, we are now going to download and install Teamviewer Next, we are going to install the tools and prerequisites required for the installation.
Since TeamViewer is an i386 application, we are going to enable a multi-arch on our Debian system dpkg -add-architecture i386 Now, you will have successfully updated your TeamViewer. To install missing dependencies, run apt-get -f install To install TeamViewer, cd to the folder containing the TeamViewer package and run the following command as root dpkg -i teamviewer_b This downloads the latest TeamViewer i386 package. Now we can begin installing the latest version. This completely erases TeamViewer from the system. This is done using the following command as earlier seen.
To upgrade Teamviewer, you first need to uninstall/remove the old version. You can also use the wildcard method apt-get remove teamv* Upgrade Teamviewer on Ubuntu To uninstall TeamViewer completely from your system, run the following command as root apt-get purge teamviewer
To go around this problem, disable the Wayland display and enable Xorg display. If you are running on Wayland graphical display, you will get an error "WayLand Detected" as seen above and this cannot allow incoming connections.
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