

Go to flathub and type ‘anydesk’ on the search bar.

If you already have it, then continue reading the steps below. echo "deb all main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//anydesk-stable.listĪfter the repository is added, you need to update the package list one more time with the same command sudo apt updateįinally, install AnyDesk with this command sudo apt install anydesk Method-3: Install AnyDesk using flatpakįor this method to work, you need to have flatpak installed on your Ubuntu desktop or laptop.

Next, you need to add the AnyDesk repository to your system’s repositories. NOTE: If you don’t have wget already installed, you have to install that first using this command. Type the following command: wget -qO - | sudo apt-key add. Now, we need to add the AnyDesk repository GPG key to the trusted software providers list on your Ubuntu system. You can do that by running this command sudo apt update Make sure your package list is up to date. You can install AnyDesk using your Linux terminal. If you’re fond of installing apps through the terminal, don’t worry. If Anydesk must be installed (or re-installed) on a PC where Rangecast software has already been loaded, you can use an Anydesk install script that is included as part of the Rangecast software.Method-2: Install AnyDesk using the Linux terminal Installing Anydesk on a PC where Rangecast software has already been loadedĪnydesk is remote desktop software used by Rangecast to access PCs.

After this is done, you can re-run the Anydesk installation script to get a new ID (and send Rangecast the ID that is generated by the software.) In this article I will share the steps to download rpm package and all dependencies so that you dont have to struggle downloading the rpms dependencies separately. If the PC has already been cloned, deleting nf from the indicated folder is likely sufficient to clear the old ID. In my last article I have already shared the steps to sync (download) the online repositories from CentOS / RHEL 7 to your local machine, to use them offline when you do not have access to internet. Use this technique to deploy/rollout images of your OS with AnyDesk pre-installed:ĭelete the nf file in: %programdata%\AnyDesk. In this way both machines will have a unique ID. The following instructions are from the Anydesk website (as of April 2019) and describe how this is done.Ĭloned systems have the same ID, which makes it impossible to connect to both of them.ĭelete the nf on one of these systems and restart AnyDesk to get a new ID. This can be done by erasing a specific configuration file from the PC, and then re-running the Anydesk installation script. This is a problem, since it will only be possible to contact one of the PCs remotely (and there is no control over which PC.) Therefore, in this situation, it is necessary to clear the Anydesk ID from some/all of the PCs. If cloning PCs with Anydesk installed, each of the clones will have the same Anydesk ID as the original PC. Clearing the Anydesk ID (for cloned PCs to allow generation of a fresh ID)
