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I know there are other options than Teamviewer but in my situation this is only viable option. Is there any way how to workaround the need to plug in monitor in order to have /dev/fb0 available? The monitor can be disconnected and the Teamviewer will still work until next reboot. I already find out that when I connect any monitor to HDMI I can see /dev/fb0 and I can connect using Teamviewer. For connections to framebuffer consoles to work please make sure that /dev/fb0 is accessible and configured to at least 16-bit depth." The command is sudo dpkg -i b or just simple use apt install. Install the deb file like we do on the Ubuntu. Now transfer the deb file to your Raspberry Pi and open up the terminal. "The framebuffer console seems to be unavailable or has the wrong format. Raspbian Jessie () First of all download the latest TeamViewer host from this link. Installation goes with no issues, but at the end of setup I am getting this error message: I have a trouble to make TeamViewer-host work on Headless Armbian Focal 5.4.46. But if you just need to access the command line remotely to run a few commands, we recommend skipping remote desktop solutions and using tried-and-tested SSH.I am pretty new to Linux and Arm devices and not native English speaker so sorry for eye bleeding typos and grammar. 1 cause of lag when controlling a remote computer is. In this article, we looked at the most common ways to view and control your Ubuntu desktop from a remote location. TeamViewer uses Remote Desktop technology to control a computer from an alternate location. How to remote desktop into Ubuntu: Summary

We’ve put together a guide on how to use Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection if you need guidance on using an RDP client. You can use the software that’s built into all modern versions of Windows called Remote Desktop Connection, or download Remote Desktop clients for Android and iOS from their respective storefronts. What you want is more like a virtual session. You can't use a real X11 display because it doesn't exist without a real login session with a monitor etc.

Per their website, X11VNC allows VNC connections to real X11 displays and that's the problem. Your Ubuntu computer is now able to accept RDP connections. Re: No screen without monitor plugged in (VNC, TeamViewer) Originally Posted by CruiserCZ Using X11VNC. Now, enter the command ‘sudo systemctl enable xrdp’, without the quotes, and press enter: this will enable the xRDP listening service.Enter the command ‘sudo apt install xrdp’, without the quotes, and press enter: you’ll need to enter your administrator password, and this command will download and install xRDP.To start, bring up the terminal (command line) on your Ubuntu computer by pressing Ctrl + Shift + T.