Note: I do not look at reasons why you may want to use TeamViewer versus any alternative (there are plenty of articles that compare the tool, so give it a Google). You can follow the same steps to install TeamViewer on Linux Mint, Zorin OS, and pretty much ant other Ubuntu-based Linux distribution out there. In this post I show you how to install Team Viewer on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and above. While this tool’s core feature set is skewed more towards IT professionals, support agents, and developers it is free to use for personal use (and ideal for helping a frustrated relative). TeamViewer is also simple to use: you install the app on both computers, then connect using the unique ID and password the app generates.
You can use TeamViewer to transfer files to/from a remote computer and host chat in real time with its users sync clipboard contents, and more. I hope you have learned how to install AnyDesk on Ubuntu 20.04 / Linux Mint 20.TeamViewer is an application that lets you access other computers remotely so you can modify, maintain, or manage them wherever you are, as though you were actually there.īetter yet, the app works with all major platforms: Windows, macOS, and Linux (also in limited forms on iOS and Android too).
Screenshot of AnyDesk running on Ubuntu 20.04. Linux Mint: Go to Menu > Internet > AnyDesk. Ubuntu: Go to Activities > search for AnyDesk. sudo apt install -y anydesk Access AnyDesk sudo apt updateĪnd then, install the AnyDesk package with the below command. echo "deb all main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//anydesk-stable.list Install AnyDeskįirst, update the repository index. Follow the below steps to set up the repository.įirst, download and add the GPG key to your system. Add AnyDesk RepositoryĪnyDesk software offers official repositories for Linux operating systems. Here, we will see how to install AnyDesk on Ubuntu 20.04 / Linux Mint 20. WithAnyDesk, you can record everything you see on your computer as a video file so you can play back at any time. AnyDesk is a free remote desktop software application that allows you to access the Linux desktop remotely from other operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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