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Is there a Ubuntu distribution that comes with TeamViewer (or similar VNC based service) that is as foolproof as possible?

Pavel
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  • "that is as foolproof as possible?" is a matter of opinion. And do you mean a client or a full working vpn server? Remmina is the default RDP client and works very well. – Rinzwind Jun 21 '16 at 13:38
  • Sorry, I meant a VNC/RDP server that would allow me to log in from outside and help fix some problems. – Pavel Jun 21 '16 at 13:42

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There is no LiveUSB/LiveCD or distribution of Ubuntu that comes with TeamViewer builtin. TeamViewer is third-party closed source software that is packaged by their development teams for Ubuntu - it is not included in the repositories.

It is possible under every Ubuntu distribution to set up x11vnc or similar, however, to do VNC functionality that you can access with a VNC viewer. You may refer to "How do I install a VNC server?" for further guidance on setting up x11vnc or other solutions on an Ubuntu system. (There are not, however, LiveUSBs/LiveCDs of Ubuntu which ship with this - you would have to install them after the fact)

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Thomas Ward
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You can create a live ubuntu (kubuntu/lubuntu/xubuntu/neon)..... usb with persistence file and install teamviewer (and other desired software) on it. howto :) If needed you can store a binary image of that disk and create a usb when needed.

Redwolf Astorian
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