I hope this works for you and you enjoy Mint but it is not a Windows clone. If it's Cinnamon then open the menu and type 'start' to locate 'Startup Applications' from there click on Add>Choose Application>TeamViewer. If you mean you want Teamviewer to start as soon as you have logged in then that is easy but you have not told us which desktop you are using. There would be no point in having a log in if you could start programs before you had logged in!

How do I have Teamviewer startup before loggin in Linux, has to be special, and not cooperate. Usually setting up unattended access, takes care of this. That’s where Linux is supposed to come in I'm trying to get from OS's, that are more interested in gathering useless data, than do what's necessary efficiently. I don't have these issues with Macs or Wins. I don't have time to troubleshoot, what should be simple startup options. WHAT'S THE SOLUTION, aside from scrapping Mint, as this will be my next option. doesn't matter whether it's terminal, or the editor. Can edit the rc.local file, read-only, can't save. I've tried too many things to go over again. I have tried running the script in the teamviewer folder, etc, etc. How do I have Teamviewer startup before loggin in? It's a simple setting in Windows, yes even in Windows10. What a joke, download install this, set that in the preferences, then go to keyboard layout.blah blah. Simple issues as far as I'm concerned.įirst Issue- Trying to have the Numlock on at startup. So here is my first impressions of Mint, after playing with it for over 2 hours, too resolve 2 issues. I've used linux before, actually I've repaired linux systems. I've been fighting with win10, changing stuff, disabling accts, sending info, without my permission.blbah blah.

Linux teamviewer unattended access