TeamViewer Remote Desktop
TeamViewer is a software that enables remote support, remote access, remote management, home office, online collaboration, and meeting functions. It supports multiple platforms such as Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Update Software
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
Download TeamViewer Deb Binary File
wget https://download.teamviewer.com/download/linux/teamviewer_arm64.deb
Install TeamViewer
sudo dpkg -i teamviewer_arm64.deb
If there are dependency issues, enter the following command to fix them:
sudo apt --fix-broken install
Configure TeamViewer Service
# Enable the TeamViewer service to start on boot
sudo systemctl enable teamviewerd
sudo systemctl start teamviewerd
# Check the service status
sudo systemctl status teamviewerd
Configure System Settings
Open system settings, and enable remote sharing and login functions.
Start TeamViewer
# Method 1: Start via command line
# Enter TeamViewer in the terminal
# Method 2: Start via desktop environment
# Find and click TeamViewer in the application menu.
After registering and logging into your account, the system interface defaults to English. To change the language, go to "Extras" → "Options" → "Advanced", modify the language settings, click "OK" to save, and then restart the application for the changes to take effect.
Remote Connection
- Open TeamViewer on Windows and log in to your account. First-time device login requires verification. Open the verification message and select "Trust".
- Enter the remote control ID of the Smart Single-Board Computer, then click "Connect", and then enter the connection password for the remote control ID.
- Enable remote interaction and then click "Share".
- After a successful connection, you can perform remote operations.
Note: There is currently a compatibility issue between TeamViewer and the system, and the software may occasionally crash after connection.