Now you can lock it at least already onto your launcher if you wish to do so. Meanwhile you can firstly start your new installed Teamviewer vie the terminal by: teamviewer & It should show up in dash at least after a reboot. If not create one by sudoedit sktopĪnd pasting ( ctrl+ shift+ v) the following in: Ĭomment=TeamViewer Remote Control ApplicationĮxec=/opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewer If you not see teamviewer yet in the dash search check /usr/share/applications directory if the shortcut sktop exists. Now download the Teamviewer package from their website ( download-link) and install it: cd ~/DownloadsĪfter that it should run start normaly. Then install the following packages: sudo apt-get install libjpeg62:i386 libxinerama1:i386 libxrandr2:i386 libxtst6:i386 ca-certificates Now that this is out of the way, you do an update and an upgrade: sudo apt-get update ~/.local/share/teamviewer11, ~/.config/temaviewer and /etc/teamviewer: rm -r ~/.local/share/teamviewer11 If this does not want to work you can as well do this with dpkg: dpkg -r -force teamviewerĪfter that make sure you delete any leftovers from your user directory, i.e.
Edited: 10/12/16 Installation instructions for 16.04 addedĮdited: 12/5/15 Installation instructions for 14.04 addedĪs first, remove the actually broken Teamviewer installation in a terminal () by: apt-get purge teamviewer
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