Wasn't very impressed with version 13 for Linux and went back to 12 however.No support will be provided by the Manjaro team for any issues that may arise relating to software installations from the AUR. I had to use sudo like so: sudo teamviewer daemon enable.īut like I said I am new to Linux and just getting comfortable with it, but it worked for me. Then so you don't have to do this everytime you reboot you want to enable the service to start automatically with teamviewer daemon enable.

You will want to start the daemon with teamviewer daemon start Teamviewer daemon enable Enable TeamViewer daemon - start daemon on system startup (default). Teamviewer daemon disable Disable TeamViewer daemon - don't start daemon on system startup. Teamviewer daemon restart Stop/Start TeamViewer daemon. Teamviewer daemon stop Stop TeamViewer daemon. Teamviewer daemon start Start TeamViewer daemon. Teamviewer daemon status Show current status of the TeamViewer daemon. Teamviewer passwd Set a password (useful when installing remote (ssh). Teamviewer setup Configure headless modes (non-gui/console) Teamviewer license Interactively agree or show/agree to End User License Agreement. Teamviewer ziplog Create a zip containing all teamviewer logs (useful when contacting support). Teamviewer info Print version, status, id. Teamviewer version Print version information. Teamviewer Start TeamViewer user interface (if not running). It will list all of the available commands After it gets done, you will have teamviewer command available on the command line. I am not sure if you will have to run the tv-setup under sudo or not. So the path would be /teamviewer_amd64/teamviewer/tv.setup. Go to /teamviewer_amd64/teamviewer and run the bash script file like so. After the download finishes just extraxt the package. I downloaded the package for Other Linux distribution from this link. The version it was installing from the pacman was 12. I just install TeamViewer today on Arch Linux Antergos.

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