[L0aD1nG]

Native teamviewer for linux is built that way that uses wine to run through. Even that a .deb package of installation is available it runs through wine thats why a wine gui casts the first time you run it on the computer, after the first time it does the same but in the background probably.

Yes this is what I am using too of course. You thought I was using the one for Windows and runing it through wine? I am not on that level of madness yet sir! Kappa

Actually I just learned something new - It ran so seamless that I never even noticed that wine was running as well. I dont recall having ever seen Wine display anything after install either. (Ive installed TV a number of times on Linux).

But yes I thought you were running the Windows client over wine lol.

The gui I mentioned its only for the first time it runs when it casts the agreement mate. And its to fast to notice depended on the machine ofc.

If you will run this:

Code:

locate wine;

You will realize that its true dozen of files preconfigured inside the teamviewer folders for wine proper usage.

EDIT : I wanted to right 'locate wine;' not 'teamviewer' sorry for this.

[L0aD1nG]

Native teamviewer for linux is built that way that uses wine to run through. Even that a .deb package of installation is available it runs through wine thats why a wine gui casts the first time you run it on the computer, after the first time it does the same but in the background probably.

Yes this is what I am using too of course. You thought I was using the one for Windows and runing it through wine? I am not on that level of madness yet sir! Kappa

Actually I just learned something new - It ran so seamless that I never even noticed that wine was running as well. I dont recall having ever seen Wine display anything after install either. (Ive installed TV a number of times on Linux).

But yes I thought you were running the Windows client over wine lol.

The gui I mentioned its only for the first time it runs when it casts the agreement mate. And its to fast to notice depended on the machine ofc.

If you will run this:

Code:

locate wine;

You will realize that its true dozen of files preconfigured inside the teamviewer folders for wine proper usage.

EDIT : I wanted to right 'locate wine;' not 'teamviewer' sorry for this.