I would think the viewer would be 'easier' to do. I am somewhat surprised they have an armxx version for the host side, but not the viewer. I did download that for fun, and it appeared to install, without errors. The only arm version I saw was for the host app.
Hate to revert back to my Windoz box for that. Maybe got working this "Native Client" Chrome thing is the simplest solution.ĭid you get a resolution to this? I use Team Viewer (and AnyDesk) for remote support of family member's PCs, as well. Also tried to install this "Native Client" (no clue about its existence) but also no luck deb" and done almost ok and fails in some "qtdeclarative5*" libs.Īnyway Host version is "not" the solution: the goal is to access to your PCs from pinebook (for support for example).Īlso tried to install the Teamviewer Chrome application (in Chromium, could be a solution) but when it's going to launch says "Native Client is needed".
The ID token also gets basic profile information about the user. For manual troubleshooting steps, see Remote Desktop cant connect to the remote computer. (01-16-2020, 06:04 PM)dhosh Wrote: (06-29-2017, 01:00 PM)Ekkaia Wrote: Tried host version (.b) (install requires a lot of libqt5* libs) so "sudo gdebi. Locate and download TeamViewer Connect to the Application Support staff are unable to remotely view or control your screens without your permission.
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