Linux Remote Sharing Pop-up
Every time I remote share from Mac or Windows to Linux, on my Mac or Windows gets stuck on initializing display parameter and Linux has a pop-up asking the user to select monitor, mouse or keyboard to share. Once I select the monitor, mouse or keyboard then click share on my linux, TeamViewer allows the screen sharing on my Mac.
The TeamViewer on linux is set to have unattended access and the passwords are removed. About a month to two months ago, I was not having this pop-up but now I do which other than updating TeamViewer and linux to newer versions, nothing else changed. The TeamViewer is up to date on all of my devices.
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The same here, I use debian 12 on my linux, with the latest version of Teamviewer (Host or Full) -> 15.47.3 and I have also a small windows showing up. I tried to access from a Mac, Linux and the Web Client and the result is the same. Please, someone can help?
Note: If i don't have this window or if I don't share, on the client side the screen stay black.
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After few attempt I found out I has using Wayland (a display protocol alternative to x11), and It's currently in beta with Teamviewer. So I just disable it for the Display Manager (Gnome):
sudo nano /etc/gdm3/daemon.conf
# Uncomment the existing line "#WaylandEnable=false"
So on the next restart (or manually sudo systemctl restart gdm), Gnome won't use it.
Then It WORKS, No sharing Window!
Please note I find multiple topic after I reply to this post.
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