I installed TeamViewer (v10) on CentOS 7.When I connect to that box, I get a message that the remote software is out of date and that I should click on the label to update the software remotely. That action, however does nothing.I opened a terminal window and went to root and typed in:[root@] # yum update teamviewerThe response came back as No packages marked for update.I typed in# yum updateThe response was no packages marked for update. I do see teamviewer if I do# yum -qa | grep teamviewerteamviewer-10.0.46203-0.i686TeamViewer on CentOS 7 does not have the typical Help | check for updates.Is there an easy way to update TeamViewer or do I need to uninstall, download, and then reinstall?
Updating TeamViewer
centos;yum;teamviewer
App developers don't always update their windows and linux versions at the same time. In fact, they often don't. For Windows software that happens to grudgingly have a Linux version, the Linux version is often neglected. and vice-versa.In other words, maybe there is no updated version of teamviewer for linux. Maybe there will be one in future.According to https://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/linux.aspx version 10.0.46203 is the latest version available for Centos.There's a newer beta version (11.0.50678 beta) there available for Debian.  Maybe when that becomes the new release version, it'll be made available for Centos too.