As I've mentioned before, I personally prefer to use AnyDesk as an alternative remote desktop application. It provides quick and easy remote desktop access, making it an excellent substitute for TeamViewer. AnyDesk is available on Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems.

To install AnyDesk on your Ubuntu system, follow these steps:

After installing AnyDesk, go to the Activities Overview and search for AnyDesk. You should then be prompted to type in your password and authenticate. Only admin or users with admin rights can install packages on Ubuntu desktops.

Once you've authenticated, you'll see the Ubuntu Software app open up. Click the Install button to begin the installation process. Alternatively, right-click the downloaded file, select 'Open With' and then choose 'Software Install.'

To install AnyDesk via the Ubuntu software center, follow these steps:

Select your OS-compatibility version (in this case, Ubuntu 64-bit).

Choose the Linux Image option and click on the Download button.

Alternatively, you can download the AnyDesk application from its official website. To do so, visit the AnyDesk Official Website, which will redirect you to the Direct Download page.

Finally, let's talk a bit about the history of Ubuntu. The name 'Ubuntu' means 'humanity' in Zulu and describes an African philosophy. Ubuntu is also a Linux distribution based on Debian, and its widespread adoption was made possible by the licensing of the Linux kernel under the free GPL license. Today, Ubuntu (also referred to as Ubuntu Linux) is one of the most popular and widely-used Linux distributions.

In conclusion, installing AnyDesk on your Linux system is relatively straightforward. By following these steps, you'll be able to enjoy the benefits of remote desktop access without having to install additional software or configure complex settings.

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