Teamviewer
To Install Teamviewer on Linux:
Open a terminal/shell
Ensure you are running these commands as root
type and run
yum install epel-release
(type y and y when prompted )
yum install epel-release
(type y and y when prompted )
type and run
wget https://download.teamviewer.com/download/linux/teamviewer-host.x86_64.rpm
wget https://download.teamviewer.com/download/linux/teamviewer-host.x86_64.rpm
type and run
yum install ./teamviewer-host*.rpm
(type y and y when prompted )
(type y and y when prompted )
Accept the license agreement popup
type and run
yum install harfbuzz
launch teamviewer by typing 'teamviewer' in a shell
yum install harfbuzz
launch teamviewer by typing 'teamviewer' in a shell
Do not select ‘grant easy access’ – set a password by clicking on “set a personal password” select the security tab on the left and set a password click apply and ok
UPDATE 2023
Teamviewer have added "Wayland" support recently. This does not always work with Linux and there is no ability to remote control from the remote client to a linux host. To fix this, once Teamviewer
is installed, as root edit /etc/gdm/custom.conf and remove the # in front of #WaylandEnable=false and save and reboot reboot
Linux bug note: after a reboot when you start teamviewer for the first time you may not get an ID. This is a bug. You need to restart ‘x’ (the linux graphics ) by ctrl+alt+backspace and login again and then start ‘teamviewer’ and now you should have an ID
alternatively
Stop TeamViewer process (PID).
pkill -f TeamViewer
Cycle TeamViewer daemon.
systemctl restart teamviewerd
Click the TeamViewer icon in the task tray to start TeamViewer.