I prefer for my machine to simply boot to terminal and, when I need a graphical environment, I start one with ‘startx’ I eventually identified the problem as being the lack of a display manager on my system. There’s a link to this discussion in the TeamViewer forums. Reading the comments, it seems that the problem was the fact that I start X by simply typing startx. The last post says to look at the TeamViewer pinned comments in AUR. Finally, I found the following discussion in the Arch Linux forums. Nope! Well, I started searching for a solution. I added the following to /etc/rc.d/rc.local, so it would start upon boot automatically, the rebooted: I made sure that its daemon is executable: I checked and double checked that I have followed the post-install instructions. When started from the terminal it would display the following: Long story short: you need a graphical log in manager. Well, read the old post below if you are interested: I run it from my home folder and it just works. What I did was to download the *.tar package for other systems (not officially supported). I actually read reports that this does not always work on Slackware either. I followed the post-install instructions but the program won’t start.ĮDIT (): I am using CRUX and the approach described below does not work. I am using -current, but the SlackBuild just repackages the binary provided from upstream, anyway. It is available from SBo, so I installed it (version 15.14.5). => ERROR: Makepkg was unable to build cower.Īny advice, as I cannot get past this.TeamViewer won’t start Posted: | Author: slackalaxy | Filed under: desktop, network, system | Tags: inittab, lxdm, rc.4, teamviewer | Leave a comment => ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified!

FAILED (unknown public key 1EB2638FF56C0C53) => Verifying source file signatures with gpg.Ĭ. ( Unsupported package: Potentially dangerous ! ) Okay I have a quick question then, whenever I go to install pacaur, it runs through and then fails at cower like this: cower 17-2 ( 14:27)

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