Do not use anydesk application

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 I have recently installed anydesk on my Linux Mint Cinnamon Dell laptop.

Two bad things happened:

  1. It installs itself as an autostart application which starts immediately when a session starts. That's considered bad behavior. I don't need it to autostart just to connect to other computers every few months. I couldn't find inside the application itself how to disable it had to get into my Cinnamon settings startup apps and disable it.

Even worse than that:

        2. I started getting weird behavior of Cinnamon. It happened that a new gnome-session was starting in the background causing me to lose the Cinnamon session while working. After running "apt purge anydesk" all problems were solved. That's looks like a bug or some other disturbing behavior.

I recommend other software like teamviewer which does not include the malicious behavior above. I am not affiliated with any other remote desktop application in any way. 

Shitty software Anydesk.

 

‎AnyDesk Remote-Desktop im App Store 

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