Why cannot Teamviewer be started in Linux?

Why cannot Teamviewer be started in Linux?

Teamviewer is a cross-platform Remote Desktop Connection Tool. It can be used in Linux, Mac OS x, and Windows, but cannot be started in Linux. What should I do?

When I went home to work, I used Teamviewer to connect to other Linux desktops. However, one day, Teamviewer showed that the remote host for the connection was not online. The problem was finally found under the connected host. It turns out that Teamviewer cannot be started and the above picture is displayed when it is enabled. The recommended method for Teamviewer is to execute the following command. The Linux version used by the author is Ubuntu, so sudo is added for execution.

Sudo teamviewer-daemon start

However, the above method is not effective because kernel of the Next Generation Linux version uses the systemd management system task and then successfully re-enables Teamviewer by executing the following command.

Sudo/opt/teamviewer/TV _bin/teamviewerd-d

To avoid the same problem from the next boot, run the following command.

Sudo ln-s/opt/teamviewer/TV _bin/script/teamviewerd. service/etc/systemd/system/teamviewerd. service

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