The link available as of this writing may change, as TeamViewer has changed the link to their older versions before. The principles will also apply to older versions. This document will go into how to install TeamViewer 11 from the official website as well as from my own website. Other reasons may include the ability to use older versions with less “nag screens” (like version 5). The reason for this is persons may have licenses for older versions and don’t want to upgrade due to the new licensing options.
At the time of this writing TeamViewer 13 is the current version. You can also use the contents of this tutorial to set up TeamViewer on Zorin OS, Linux Mint, and pretty much any other Ubuntu-based Linux distro out there.At times you may be asked to install an older version of TeamViewer than what’s currently available.
In this guide, we will take you via some of the tried and tested approaches to installing TeamViewer on your Ubuntu system. While this app’s core feature is skewed more towards the IT professionals, DevOps, and support agents, it is free for one’s use (and comes in handy for helping a frustrated friend or relative). As such, it is a pretty straightforward app as you only need to install it on both PCs required for connection, then interlink them using the unique ID and password it auto-generates. The complexity of the application does not, however, compromise the program’s simplicity. Besides file transfer, TeamViewer lets you chat with its users in real-time, sync clipboard contents, and much more. It is a well-known app among helpdesk support staff and comes in handy when aiding remote users who are stuck and can also not get worthwhile assistance.īetter yet, the program works well with all major platforms: macOS, Windows, and Linux (also in limited forms on android and iOS). TeamViewer is proprietary software that permits a user to remotely access another user’s desktop, share the desktop and even facilitate file transfer between the PCs over an internet connection.
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