deb package and not the tar.gz (and that’s for any Linux software you want to install, not just NoMachine). Another way to check it’s installed is to go to the Applications menu->Internet.Īs a Linux newbie though I’d recommend you download the. This is the NoMachine Monitor, which indicates that remote connections are ‘on’ and you can connect to this computer from another device. A NoMachine icon (!M) will appear in your system tray.

Once installed correctly, NoMachine is already up and running. $ sudo tar xvzf nomachine_5.0.63_1.tar.gz For example (in this case I am installing to /usr): To install NoMachine (or any other tar package) from command line you need to go to the directory/folder where you placed the package. If you have any questions about the most suitable distro for your ARM device running Linux, please also don't hesitate in contacting us.Linux can be frustrating, especially if you’re coming from Windows or Mac. We also invite you to contact us with your feedback if you have had issues during tests, so that we can investigate thoroughly. If your device is not listed below, please contact us so we can test it and eventually add it. Some examples:Īrmv7l - means that you should use ARMv7 packagesĪarch64 - means that you should use ARMv8 packages To check this, open a terminal on your device and run the uname -m command. The package you select depends on the architecture of your device.

Make sure you install the correct packages for the device that you are using ( ).

The packages are currently divided into two separate ARM versions: ARMv7 and ARMv8. IMPORTANT: Users of Raspberry Pi 2, Pi 3 and Pi 4 please read the article dedicated to these devices. Please select the appropriate subsection according to the version of ARM that you have. In this article you will find notes about NoMachine packages which we have made available for Linux ARM devices.

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