Have you had a look at this topic?
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Sorry for the late reply… I tested up in 2 distros one worked without doing anything and the other refuses to open, maybe It`s a compatibility issue? Just to make sure what is the kernel requirements to run TS6?
Based on my information it should work on kernel version 5.13 and upwards.
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Okay! I’m using Debian 6.1 equivalent, so it should be compatible, now I searched a bit and I saw a post on Reddit about both TS5, TS6 and newest release of TS3 using the instruction SSE4 can you tell me if It’s confirmed using this instruction? In one of the computers I have my CPU goes until SSE 4A, so maybe that’s why both TS3 and TS6 don`t work over there.
Yeah then this CPU is too old. You might wanna try 3.5.6, newer TS3 and TS6 version require a newer CPU
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Btw @LeonMarcelHD that link is broken. You mean this?
Also one more thing, why Teamspeak in the site, only offers the recent version? Should have at least a section there where you could get the older clients, at least clients compatible with the actual server, so people could access these old files a bit more easier if it needed like me and also add the information that requires newer CPU as well, since there`s no indication for that until you download it and test it for yourself or come here in the Forums…
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It`s giving me “CERTIFICATE INVALID” when I try to join TS5 and TS6 servers now…
Those versions are not compatible with newer server version.
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Hi,
I just found out there’s a Flatpak for TeamSpeak 6, I think that’s the best and simplest way to install it.
Hi guys. That’s and example about how it setting it up for me in gnome
I downloaded the package teamspeak-client.tar.gz.
Once is downloaded. Open a new terminal switch to root.
mkdir -p /opt/teamspeak-client/
uncompress the teamspeak-client.tar.gz on /opt/teamspeak-client/
chown useraccount:useraccount -R /opt/teamspeak-client/
For gnome:
I copy the file /opt/teamspeak-client/teamspeak-client-desktop to /home/useraccount/.local/share/applications/
With it we will get the ts6 client access into the menus. So if the icon is not properly show. Just copy a icon which can be download anywhere in .png to /usr/share/icons/teamspeak-client.png
Then if you check the teamspeak-client.desktop you can see the following and you can edit where is the execute file. Exec: is where the launcher file is installed. Icon: it will take the default location of icons by default is /usr/share/icons.
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
StartupNotify=false
Exec=/opt/teamspeak-client/TeamSpeak %u
Name=TeamSpeak
Icon=teamspeak-client.png
Comment=TeamSpeak Voice Communication Client
Categories=AudioVideo;Audio;Chat;Network;
StartupWMClass=TeamSpeak
