How can Install teamviewer on precise 5.7.1

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How can Install teamviewer on precise 5.7.1

#1 Post by thehulkk »

I tried to download the deb file from the website, but when I installed it, it doesn't really install, and it doesn't show on the menu. Thanks in advance.
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Last edited by NickAu on Mon 27 Jan 2014, 03:54, edited 2 times in total.
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#3 Post by thehulkk »

NickAu wrote:I have found this and it seems to work on precise 5.7.1

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 8&start=30


The prog
http://www.filefront.com/17775899/teamviewer6.pet
Thank you for the fast response. I would like to learn to create pet files. I really like the newer version of team viewer. Is there a guide to create these pet files? I did search google, and I couldn't find the info.
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#4 Post by thehulkk »

the reason I would like to create a new pet file for teamviewer is because I have an account with them, and I have several computers in my account that I help maintain. This version is not compatible with my account.
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#5 Post by NickAu »

thehulkk wrote:the reason I would like to create a new pet file for teamviewer is because I have an account with them, and I have several computers in my account that I help maintain. This version is not compatible with my account.

There is this....

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=696377


http://dl.dropbox.com/u/64700867/progra ... 7.pet?dl=1
[b]Precise Puppy 5.7.1 Retro Fatty Edition. Hp Compaq 2510p 2x Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Duo Cpu U7700@ 1.33 ghz,2 gig ram Booting from 8 gig micro USB + 32 gig SD card instead of HDD[/b]
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#6 Post by thehulkk »

Thank you that one really worked great. Do you know of a good walkthrough to create any kind of pet files?
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#7 Post by perdido »

thehulkk wrote:Thank you that one really worked great. Do you know of a good walkthrough to create any kind of pet files?
Here is a good place to start to learn about pet packages http://puppylinux.com/development/createpet.htm

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#8 Post by thehulkk »

Thanks everyone for your help. I resolved most of my problems thanks to you. I willl try to create the pet file for the newest teamviewe and share it with the community.
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#9 Post by thehulkk »

I figure out a very easy solution to using the latest teamviewer, which basically teamviewer offers that solution as a stand-alone teamviewer package that can basically be run from any linux OS. Just download the following tar.gz package http://download.teamviewer.com/download ... nux.tar.gz , then extract it to wherever you want. I chose root. Then create the following script and add it to your start up folder.

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#!/bin/sh
cd /pathtofolder/teamviewer9/tv_bin/script
sleep 30
./teamviewer
There are some setting you can't use because this is not a full installation per say. This is the best option while someone figures out how to build a pet or sfs file.

edit: added sleep 30 to script to wait for internet connection at start up.
edit: make sure you don't close teamviewer because it will kill the program completely instead of sending it to the tray. Just minimize it and forget about it.
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