#Anydesk for ubuntu how to#
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# This xorg configuration file is meant to be used # to start a dummy X11 server. To be in the safe side, if nf file already exist inside /etc/Xorg/ then back it up first.

#Anydesk for ubuntu install#

Install prerequisites $ sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-dummyĬreate a nf file inside /etc/Xorg/ with the following content. For Ubuntu what we need to do is create a dummy nf file as follows.

#Anydesk for ubuntu how to#

In this article it explains how to create a dummy graphic interface configuration of debian operating systems. That’s what exactly we are going to do here. If there is no actual graphic adapter, then we can create a dummy graphic configuration and make teamviewer work fine. $ teamviewer info Creating a dummy graphic card (Xorg) configurationĮven though teamviewer installation is done, still you’ll be not able to get remote desktop access because to teamviewer to run it needs a graphic interface configuration. Teamviewer Id can be found by issuing the following command. Once all done what you need is to know the teamviewer Id that should be used when connecting from another machine.

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$ #set up teamviewer's password $ sudo teamviewer passwd password946 $ #make teamviewer start at boot and start if it is not currently running $ sudo teamviewer daemon enable $ # accepting license agreement of teamviwer $ sudo teamviewer license accept Finally should accept the license agreement of teamviewer. Then should enable teamviewer such that it get started whenever system restarts.

This password is should be used in remote access from another computer. First you need to configure a password for the teamviewer. However, I’ll be explaining the bare minimum configuration you need to know to get remote desktop working. If you are smart enough you can figure out all with those information. To get the information about the possible commands of teamviewer just use the following command. $ sudo gdebi teamviewer_b Configuring teamviewerĪfter successful installation of the teamviewer the next step is to configure the installed teamviwer. Go into the directory into where you downloaded the teamviwer and install it as follows.

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Install prerequisites $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop -y $ sudo apt-get install gdebi -y Use wget to download the selected teamviewer package. Go to and select the compatible teamviewer for your system. However, for clarity purpose I will be listing the steps for clarity purposes. Even though the blog post is bit old for someone who is familiar with linux/ubuntu can figure out how to do it. I found this nice blog post that explain the steps in installing teamviewer via ssh. Installing teamviewer in Ubuntu 16.04 via remote shell Purchasing a license ensures teamviewer will be available for years to come. Teamviewer is free for personal use and please purchase a license if you are gonna utilize it for commercial purposes. On a side note, should mention that at the time of writing the latest teamviewer version is 13.

Create a dummy graphic card (Xorg) configuration and restart the instance.Īlright then, let’s go step by step and see how the above can be done in detail.

Install and configure Teamviewer accepting license and adding a password.

Actually it was simple two step procedure After installation to license activation had no other choice than figuring out a way to get remote desktop access so that can proceed with license activation process.

Recently as per the instructions of team lead had to install ‘Wolfram Mathematica 11.3.0’ in one of our Ubuntu 16.04 instances at Google Cloud.