

Now you can start using TeamViewer without installing it on your system. This will start TeamViewer on your openSUSE system.

Click "Continue" after checking the box at the bottom. Then the following License Agreement window will appear. Now use the following command to run TeamViewer on your openSUSE system: $. Then use the following command to move within the TeamViewer directory: $ cd teamviewerĤ. In the output of the ls command on our system, you will see both the tar file “teamviewer_” and the extracted directory “teamviewer”.ģ.

To check if the tar file was extracted, run the ls command. Extract the downloaded file using the following command: $ tar -xvf teamviewer*.tar.xzīefore extracting the tar file, make sure you are in the same directory that includes the downloaded TeamViewer tar file. We have downloaded the 64-bit TeamViewer package teamviewer_ our system.Ģ. Run the following command in your openSUSE terminal to download TeamViewer Host: Run the following command in your openSUSE terminal to download teamviewer: You can also download TeamViewer via Terminal using the commands below. Choose a 64-bit or 32-bit package depending on your operating system architecture. Then download “TeamViewer” or “TeamViewer host” for openSUSE system. To download TeamViewer, visit the official TeamViewer page downloadspage for Linux. This method covers running the TeamViewer application on openSUSE using the tar package available on the official TeamViewer website.ġ. Method #2 Run TeamViewer without installation Then click on the TeamViewer icon to launch it. Hit the super key and search for the TeamViewer app using the search bar at the top. You can open the TeamViewer app from the Apps menu.

