Are you having trouble setting up TeamViewer 13 on your Windows device? This article will walk you through the steps to get started.

First things first, make sure you have downloaded and extracted the 64-bit tar.xz package. Once you have done that, navigate into the directory and run the command './tv-setup checklibs' as a normal user. This will allow you to check for any missing libraries without needing root access.

After running this command, TeamViewer should detect any missing dependencies and provide options for how to resolve them. One of the key features of TeamViewer 13 is its ability to find partial chain matches and perform case-insensitive searches by default. This makes it easy to identify missing dependencies and get your software up and running quickly.

In my own experience, I noticed that when using the command 'zypper se -provides' as root, it detected some Qt5 libraries were missing. However, when checking for 32-bit libraries, none were listed as missing. This was despite this being the first installation of TeamViewer on the PC and having run system updates just prior to testing.

By following these simple steps, you should be able to successfully set up and start using TeamViewer 13 with your Windows device. Remember to always check for dependencies and resolve any issues that arise during the setup process. With a little patience and persistence, you'll be connecting with others in no time.

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