Teamspeak,Linux Mint

Nevakonaza · 11 Dec 2015 at 18:01

Hi,

Does anyone know an easy way to install TeamSpeak in Linux Mint?

I downloaded teamspeak for linux client,and run the executable and it works..however,As soon as i minimize teamspeak client it simply disappears and disconnects the user.

I would like to actually install Teamspeak,so that it creates a proper shortcut icon on the desktop,and that i can make it launch automatically when i log in to my desktop.

appreciate any help.

stopper · 11 Dec 2015 at 22:50

Search for it in the start menu, right click the icon and "add to desktop".
Then in start menu again, search for and open up "startup applications" then add teamspeak to the list. You will find it in /usr/shared/applications

pete910 · 12 Dec 2015 at 12:42

Nevakonaza said:
Hi,

Does anyone know an easy way to install TeamSpeak in Linux Mint?

I downloaded teamspeak for linux client,and run the executable and it works..however,As soon as i minimize teamspeak client it simply disappears and disconnects the user.

I would like to actually install Teamspeak,so that it creates a proper shortcut icon on the desktop,and that i can make it launch automatically when i log in to my desktop.

appreciate any help.

Regards it exiting on close:

Nevakonaza · 14 Dec 2015 at 14:09

stopper said:
Search for it in the start menu, right click the icon and "add to desktop".
Then in start menu again, search for and open up "startup applications" then add teamspeak to the list. You will find it in /usr/shared/applications

Its not showing in search,and now the teamspeak client refuses to run..omg.

Why they didn't just put team speak in Software center to make it easy for linux noobs..all i want to do is use TS.

pete910 · 14 Dec 2015 at 14:29

Nevakonaza said:
Its not showing in search,and now the teamspeak client refuses to run..omg.

Have you run it from the console? What error does it throw ?

Nevakonaza said:
Why they didn't just put team speak in Software center to make it easy for linux noobs..all i want to do is use TS.

Because they wont allow it too.

Nevakonaza · 14 Dec 2015 at 17:02

pete910 said:
Have you run it from the console? What error does it throw ?

i tried to run it from the download file, "run" or "open in terminal" doesn't do anything.

Im completely new to linux so its hard for me to understand how to install stuff manually.