Install TeamViewer (Classic) on Linux

System requirements

TeamViewer (Classic) for Linux requires at least Linux 2.6.27 kernel and GLIBC 2.17. The following minimum operating system versions are supported:

• Debian 10 (incl. Raspbian)
• Ubuntu 20.04 and derivates (e.g. Kubuntu)
• Mint 20
• RHEL 7, CentOS 7, Fedora 33
• SUSE Enterprise 15, openSUSE 15

? Note: As of TeamViewer 15.19 Qt is not required to be installed. Below TeamViewer 15.19 Qt 5.6 is recommended for the best experience.

Machine requirements

x86 64 bit: amd64 (Intel 64/EM64T)

x86 32 bit: SSE2

armv7 32 bit: armv7 hardfloat (Raspberry Pi 2+)

Choose your package

For PC: Choose the 64- or 32-bit package according to your system

• If in doubt, run uname
  • On a 64-bit system, uname -m will print x86_64.

For Raspberry Pi: Choose the ARM package

Installing TeamViewer (Classic)

The package can usually be installed by double-clicking or right-clicking on the icon and selecting the package manager (e.g. Open with software installation, Open with GDebi package installer, Open with Ubuntu Software Center, or Open with QApt package installer)

If you prefer the command line, run

# for DEB packages: apt install ./teamviewer_15.x.yyy_[arch].deb apt install ./teamviewer-host_15.x.yyy_[arch].deb 
# for RPM packages (use dnf if yum is not available): yum install ./teamviewer_15.x.yyy.[arch].rpm yum install ./teamviewer-host_15.x.yyy.[arch].rpm 
# for SUSE: zypper install ./teamviewer-suse_15.x.yyy.[arch].rpm zypper install ./teamviewer-host-suse_15.x.yyy.[arch].rpm

?Notes:

• To install on RPM systems (including Fedora), if signature verification fails, for general installation instructions on RHEL or CentOS, see the following article:
  • ? Install TeamViewer (Classic) on Red Hat and CentOS
• To install via ssh or configure unattended access on the command line, see the following article:
  • ? Install TeamViewer (Classic) on Linux without graphical user interface
• teamviewer and teamviewer-hostcannot be installed side by side. If you want to install teamviewer-host, teamviewer must be removed first. If you want to run teamviewer occasionaly, you can use the tar package and run it without installation.
  • Updates are available from our repository.
  • To run TeamViewer without installation, please take a look at the following: TAR package.

Further reading:

• How to install TeamViewer (Classic) on Ubuntu
• How to install TeamViewer (Classic) on Red Hat and CentOS
• How to install TeamViewer (Classic) on other Linux distributions
• How to install TeamViewer (Classic) on Linux without graphical user interface
• How to use the TAR package for Linux
• How to update TeamViewer (Classic) on Linux via repository