The actual hindrance is SELinux: type=AVC msg=audit(1611458278. The error about the PID and permission denied is a red-herring. Verify it is running: sudo systemctl status teamviewerd Share Improve this answer answered at 6:44 Marcus Mller 10. When TeamViewer is started for the first time, it will prompt you to agree to the licence agreement. What you could do is set up your login manager such that you get auto-logged in when the graphical interface starts, then start teamviewer from that graphical interface ('autostart applications' or similar, depending on your session manager (Gnome, KDE, xfce.)). In TeamViewer, go to Extras > Options Click General Select Start TeamViewer with Windows When prompted, enter a secure password, confirm, and Click OK Click. TeamViewer application can be launched either from the command line by typing teamviewer or by clicking on its icon in the Applications menu. I think because Silverblue’s directory tree is a bit unusual the service files don’t get installed correctly, but asking the teamviewer application to enable the daemon installs them successfully. That’s it, TeamViewer has been installed on your Ubuntu machine, and you can start using it. Install teamviewer and reboot: sudo rpm-ostree install teamviewer*.rpm I have only tested this with my computer being the guest/local, I haven’t tested the Silverblue platform as the host/remote. Open the Terminal either through the system Dash or the Ctrl+.
For anyone needing this mix of software, this is how I got it to work for me on Silverblue 33 and Teamviewer 15.11.6. How do I open TeamViewer in Ubuntu terminal Step 1: Download and add TeamViewer repository key. I use Teamviewer for work but also wanted to try Silverblue.
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