Is it possible to install Teamviewer Client on a Raspberry pi?
Is it possible to install the teamviewer client on raspbian? I am running raspbian on a raspberry pi 3 B+. I currently have the host installed, but would like to connect from it as well.
I tried using the .deb package for linux but it said a package could not be found that allows this action to complete.
raspberry-pi teamviewer
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Is it possible to install the teamviewer client on raspbian? I am running raspbian on a raspberry pi 3 B+. I currently have the host installed, but would like to connect from it as well.
I tried using the .deb package for linux but it said a package could not be found that allows this action to complete.
raspberry-pi teamviewer
asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
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did you try it?
– Keltari
Jan 7 at 16:35
Of course, sorry I'll add that to my description. Duh.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:36
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Is it possible to install the teamviewer client on raspbian? I am running raspbian on a raspberry pi 3 B+. I currently have the host installed, but would like to connect from it as well.
I tried using the .deb package for linux but it said a package could not be found that allows this action to complete.
raspberry-pi teamviewer
asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
550122
Is it possible to install the teamviewer client on raspbian? I am running raspbian on a raspberry pi 3 B+. I currently have the host installed, but would like to connect from it as well.
I tried using the .deb package for linux but it said a package could not be found that allows this action to complete.
raspberry-pi teamviewer
raspberry-pi teamviewer
asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
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asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
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Mark Deven
asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
550122
asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
550122
asked Jan 7 at 16:30
Mark DevenMark Deven
550122
550122
did you try it?
– Keltari
Jan 7 at 16:35
Of course, sorry I'll add that to my description. Duh.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:36
add a comment |
did you try it?
– Keltari
Jan 7 at 16:35
Of course, sorry I'll add that to my description. Duh.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:36
did you try it?
– Keltari
Jan 7 at 16:35
did you try it?
– Keltari
Jan 7 at 16:35
Of course, sorry I'll add that to my description. Duh.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:36
Of course, sorry I'll add that to my description. Duh.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:36
add a comment |
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There is no client version of TeamViewer for ARM based devices. The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM CPU. This means there is no officially supported method for remoting into a Pi with TeamViewer.
Googling shows there are alternative methods, but I cant vouch for their effectiveness.
answered Jan 7 at 16:50
KeltariKeltari
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thanks. Glad to have an answer.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:56
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There is no client version of TeamViewer for ARM based devices. The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM CPU. This means there is no officially supported method for remoting into a Pi with TeamViewer.
Googling shows there are alternative methods, but I cant vouch for their effectiveness.
answered Jan 7 at 16:50
KeltariKeltari
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thanks. Glad to have an answer.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:56
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There is no client version of TeamViewer for ARM based devices. The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM CPU. This means there is no officially supported method for remoting into a Pi with TeamViewer.
Googling shows there are alternative methods, but I cant vouch for their effectiveness.
answered Jan 7 at 16:50
KeltariKeltari
51k18118170
thanks. Glad to have an answer.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:56
add a comment |
There is no client version of TeamViewer for ARM based devices. The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM CPU. This means there is no officially supported method for remoting into a Pi with TeamViewer.
Googling shows there are alternative methods, but I cant vouch for their effectiveness.
answered Jan 7 at 16:50
KeltariKeltari
51k18118170
There is no client version of TeamViewer for ARM based devices. The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM CPU. This means there is no officially supported method for remoting into a Pi with TeamViewer.
Googling shows there are alternative methods, but I cant vouch for their effectiveness.
answered Jan 7 at 16:50
KeltariKeltari
51k18118170
answered Jan 7 at 16:50
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answered Jan 7 at 16:50
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answered Jan 7 at 16:50
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thanks. Glad to have an answer.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:56
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thanks. Glad to have an answer.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:56
thanks. Glad to have an answer.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:56
thanks. Glad to have an answer.
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Jan 7 at 16:56
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did you try it?
– Keltari
Jan 7 at 16:35
Of course, sorry I'll add that to my description. Duh.
– Mark Deven
Jan 7 at 16:36