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It's a fact: Wayland gets more and more prominent as a display server protocol. Most Linux distributions are adopting Wayland as the default display server. TeamViewer's Wayland support continues to evolve as Linux compositors expand their remote‑desktop capabilities. Because Wayland implementations differ widely,…
See my previous post over in the Linux forum for the impetus behind this post. To summarize what I expressed over there: As detailed in your KB article about OS support, some of the Linux versions that you officially support are so old they are EOL, and other Linux versions that have been released quite some time ago are…
I'm using NixOS Linux, which lays things out a bit differently from 'traditional' distributions. When connecting to a NixOS machine with Wayland, the TeamViewer15_Logfile.log on the 'target' machine shows "S!! LaunchDesktopProcess: session bus not found, Errorcode=11". Later, I see: S…
As has already been discussed on this forum, teamviewer does not work for raspberry pi when wayland is being used. Teamviewer just remains stuck on "connecting". My question is when will we get wayland support? It's been two years since you proudly proclaimed wayland support had arrived, well clearly it hasn't. And now…
TeamViewer 15.52.3 KDE Neon 6.0 (wayland) with Bridge video XWayland installed I get always invalid password (from Android or Windows pc), even if I use the password generated by Teamviewer. I have tried to cancel the linux pc and connect just with ID and pass without success. Is it something to do with wayland ??? I run…
I had recently received a notification of a new reply ("State of Wayland and Teamviewer"), but can't hop into the discussion. I also can't find it when I search for it on the Teamviewer page. Why has this discussion disappeared?!
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