Download Anydesk for Linux

Download Anydesk for Linux AnyDesk is a multi-platform program that allows IT experts and general users to connect to a remote desktop in a secure way. AnyDesk for Ubuntu uses the standardized TLS 1.2 protocol, which prevents attackers from connecting to your computer remotely. Additionally, 256-bit transit encryption is used to protect data, and hashing with a salt is used to protect passwords.

AnyDesk functionality on Linux

Among the main features of AnyDesk for Linux:

  • Remote access to all computer information;
  • Wake-on-LAN on command from a remote device (for the function to work, it is necessary that the computer is not completely turned off, but simply in sleep mode);
  • Administrator control over group users, which is similar to how the separation of rights is implemented in Linux operating systems;
  • Recording sessions of remote access to the computer;
  • Synchronization of phone contacts;
  • Remote printing.

System requirements

Before downloading AnyDesk for Ubuntu, make sure your computer meets the following minimum system requirements:

  • Processor with a clock speed of at least 1.5 GHz;
  • Availability of RAM at least 512 MB;
  • Free hard disk or SSD space of 2 MB or more.

Download AnyDesk for linux

You can download AnyDesk for Linux directly from this page. Select the appropriate distribution and click the “Download” button.

ApplicationOSVersionFile SizeDownload
AnyDeskDebian / Ubuntu / Mint (64 Bit)6.2.05.91 MBDownload ↓
AnyDeskopenSUSE 15/42 (64 Bit)6.2.05.89 MBDownload ↓
AnyDeskCentOS 7 (64 Bit)6.2.04.67 MBDownload ↓
AnyDeskCentOS 8 (64 Bit)6.2.04.67 MBDownload ↓
AnyDeskRedHat Enterprise Linux 7 (64 Bit)6.2.04.67 MBDownload ↓
AnyDeskRedHat Enterprise Linux 8 (64 Bit)6.2.04.67 MBDownload ↓
AnyDeskGeneric Linux (64 Bit)6.2.05.93 MBDownload ↓

Installing Anydesk on Linux: Ubuntu, Red Hat, Fedora

Installing AnyDesk on Ubuntu:

  • Open a terminal;
  • Navigate to your Downloads folder by typing cd /home/user/Downloads, replacing “user” with your account name;
  • Type sudo dpkg -i package_name.deb, replacing “package_name” with the exact name of the downloaded file;
  • Enter your password and press Enter;
  • Type “sudo dpkg -f install” (without quotes) in a terminal to install all dependencies, if any.

If you don’t want to work through the terminal, you can use the graphical Gdebi installer. For this:

Install Gdebi if the program is not already on your computer by typing sudo apt install gdebi in the terminal;

  • Enter your account password, press Enter;
  • Open the Downloads folder in the file manager;
  • Right-click on the saved file, select “open in Gdebi”;
  • A window will open in which you need to click on “Install package”;
  • Enter your password.

To install the program in Red Hat:

  • Download the package from our website;
  • Open a terminal;
  • Navigate to your Downloads folder by typing cd /home/user/Downloads, replacing “user” with your account name;
  • Type the command sudo rpm -ivh package_name.rpm, replacing “package_name” with the name of the downloaded file;
  • Wait for the installation completion message to appear.

Now you can run the installed software. Fedora doesn’t need a separate manual. Because Red Hat and Fedora use the rpm package type for installation, the above instructions work on both operating systems.

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