[Solved] Teamviewer for 1.x_32

[guttaslax]

I only can see a x86_64 version.

[Hamza]

Hi,

1)
Download this

2)
Unpack it as guest

3)
Execute the "TeamViewer" as Guest

and Make a module if you want.

[guttaslax]

Mmmm... it includes a whole wine environment...

I've wine configured and running for some stuffs, maybe I can try directly the "quick support" version for win, without trashing my other things.

Thanks anyway for the hint.

EDIT
No, mine was not a good idea.

[Blaze]

guttaslax, look at this repo: http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/index.aspx

[Hamza]

I made a module for you.

1) Download this
2) Install it
3) Run it via terminal with teamviewer6 command.

It is a modified version, It can be run from any accounts (even root account)

Modifications:
-Removed "check of current user before the start of the GUI"


Enjoy!

[guttaslax]

guttaslax, look at this repo: http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/index.aspx

Thanks Blaze, but It's just the one I was speaking about.

Posted after 13 minutes 25 seconds:

I made a module for you.

1) Download
2) Install it
3) Run it via terminal
..cut...

This seems to work as expected. thanks, I'll try and prepare a monkey-proof iso with some shortcuts on the desktop and some changes in a module.

By the way, I begin to think slow (my age?); In my previous posts I worried about trashing a wine environment, but it was my own.
The recipient(s) don't use wine at all.

[Hamza]

Topic Solved.

[hypomania]

hi,
if you want to help other one , you can register in (Teamviewer site) and log in to any computer as client from your browser without install software,
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but if you want other people to help you then you need to install TeamViewer software on your computer.

[guttaslax]

Didn't know about this feature, anyway it's useless for my purpose now.
I should provide a couple of laptops for aged/not skilled people, and I want to assure remote mainteinance. So, the problem is in the other side of the wires, where I only can count on hardware and network both working well. In this side I have an half dozen of OS and can install anything. So I planned to provide one CD, for emergency boot, with some kind of unattended remote help. Just working on this.