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AnyDesk
Remote connection to a computer with AnyDesk
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AnyDesk

AnyDesk is a remote access program that allows users to manage remote computers and servers. It provides a fast and stable connection, and also makes it possible to exchange files between devices. AnyDesk can be used for technical support, training, access to home computers and many other tasks related to remote management and system maintenance.

AnyDesk

Installation using Flatpak Unofficial build

If you have the Flatpak package, you can install AnyDesk with one command:

shell
flatpak install flathub com.anydesk.Anydesk

Or using the GNOME Software 🤔

Follow the link to install AnyDesk, then confirm the "open application" operation in the browser. After this, the Application Center will open, select the source "Flathub" in it and click the "download" button

Installation from the Aides repository Unofficial build

If you have the stplr package, you can install AnyDesk with one command:

shell
stplr in anydesk

If the Aides repository is not yet connected, add it with the following command:

sh
stplr repo add aides https://altlinux.space/aides-community/aides.git

Disclaimer

Use packages and instructions only at your own risk. Packages are built locally, so check the source code and build scripts.

Installation using epm play Unofficial build

If you have the eepm package, you can install AnyDesk with one command:

shell
epm play anydesk

You can enable the AnyDesk service with the following command:

shell
serv anydesk on

For correct operation, you must install the libgtkglext library. It is included in the AnyDesk installation script starting with version eepm 3.62.10. If you have an earlier version of the package manager installed, you need to install the library separately:

shell
su -
apt-get update
apt-get install libgtkglext
shell
epm -i libgtkglext

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