NoMachine for Raspberry Pi
If you have a Raspberry Pi, the sky's your limit to how you use it.
By installing NoMachine you can transform your RPi into both a connecting client as well as a powerful remote server.
You can remotely control it from wherever you are, work on documents, transfer files back and forth,
view videos and other multi-media running on it, and much more.
Suitable packages for Raspberry Pi 2, Pi 3 and Pi 4 can be found below, please select according to your device version and the OS installed.
For more details about supported distributions, consult the article in our
Knowledge Base.
For organizations interested in adopting Raspberry Pi as an element of their VDI infrastructure,
NoMachine for Raspberry is also available in
Enterprise Desktop and
Enterprise Client versions.
NoMachine for Raspberry Pi 2
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv6 RPM
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv6 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv6 TAR.GZ
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 RPM
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 TAR.GZ
NoMachine for Raspberry Pi 3
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv6 RPM
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv6 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv6 TAR.GZ
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 RPM
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 TAR.GZ
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv8 RPM
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv8 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv8 TAR.GZ
NoMachine for Raspberry Pi 4
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv7 TAR.GZ
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv8 RPM
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv8 DEB
NoMachine for Raspberry ARMv8 TAR.GZ
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The packages we provide for Raspberry are currently divided into three separate ARM versions: ARMv6, ARMv7 and ARMv8 . Make sure you install the correct packages for the Raspberry device that you are using. To check what architecture your Raspberry is based on, open a terminal on your device and run the uname -m command. The packages are tested on a number of Linux flavors running on Raspberry Pi 2, 3 and 4, details of which you can read here. |
