If you wish to launch TeamViewer through the command line, enter the following command in your Terminal: $ teamviewer Uninstall TeamViewer TeamViewer will then be installed on your system. Please enter Y and hit Enter to continue. The system will prompt you with a Y/n option in order to continue the installation procedure. Step 3: Install TeamViewer through the apt commandįinally, run the following command as sudo in order to install TeamViewer to your system: $ sudo apt install teamviewer Now, enter the following command as root in order to update your system’s repository index with that on the internet: $ sudo apt update We are adding the repository for the TeamViewer Preview version in this tutorial. Run the following command to add the official TeamViewer repository from where we will be installing TeamViewer.įor TeamViewer Stable version: $ sudo sh -c 'echo "deb stable main" > /etc/apt//teamviewer.list'įor the TeamViewer Preview version: $ sudo sh -c 'echo "deb preview main" > /etc/apt//teamviewer.list'
Please add this key to your system through the following apt-key command as sudo: $ sudo apt-key add TeamViewer2017.asc asc key file will be downloaded to your Downloads folder by default. Run the following command in order to download the key: $ cd /tmp Open the Terminal either through the system Dash or the Ctrl Alt T shortcut.įirst, you need to download the TeamViewer repository key as we will install TeamViewer through its official website. If you prefer the command line over the graphical interface, follow these steps in order to install TeamViewer through the Ubuntu Terminal application: Step 1: Download and add the TeamViewer repository key Installation of TeamViewer Through Ubuntu Command Line The same instructions can also be used for the older Ubuntu 18.04 version. The commands and procedures mentioned in this article were run on an Ubuntu 20.04 LTS system.
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