try to physically connect to one of the Mint machines (Debian) and not passing via SSH I would say try to focus only on the first if you have patience:

if you try to use teamviewer info, you need to have the daemon started and the daemon is not even present. In the case of physical machines, the problem does not arise. You will certainly have checked the connectivity so the machines will certainly reach the internet.

I imagine they are virtual machines, but that does not matter. Note : All the images used in this post are copyright with TeamViewer, Ubuntu respectively.Hi recapitulating: you have four systems of which three are not working. Now you can check/access the “ TeamViewer” by searching it in the dash.įor more information or installation of TeamViewer on other Linux Distro. you can visit TeamViewer community.

Now it should install the TeamViewer successfully, in that case you will see the output like below screen shot. Once completed run the “ dpkg” command again. Run below command to resolve the dependencies issue: In case you see some error reported by “ dpkg” command regarding missing dependencies like below screen shot then you have to use another command to resolve the issue. Open terminal (command line) window and run the following command. Please follow the below steps to install it. If you are facing the same problem then you can install the TeamViewer through command line. I tried to install TeamViewer using Ubuntu’s graphical installer “ Ubuntu Software Center” many times but it keep getting failed without displaying any error. I downloaded the latest 64-bit version of TeamViewer from TeamViewer web-site. Recently I needed to install the TeamViewer in my Ubuntu 16.04 machine. Keywords: TeamViewer, Ubuntu, command line, dpkg command, terminal

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