If you want exact monitor ie exactly as we buy one from store then follow these steps instead.Īttach one side of hdmi with tv and one with your CPU. Now control using your input devices ie - mouse and keyboard You will see screen of Ubuntu on your television. Now accept all warnings do this at your own risk though AnyDesk is trusted but still take some precautions. 123 456 789, whatever number it is showing on the laptop enter it. Then enter the up code you see in red where it says connect to remotely, e.g. I hope you have a wireless or wired mouse and keyboard connected to television in order to control your computer using the television. Now open AnyDesk on the television and enable the plugin following the on screen steps. It is necessary to download in order to control your computer using the television. Then download AnyDesk Control Plugin on your television using Play store. Then download AnyDesk Control Plugin using Software Center in Ubuntu if you find it (it is available for only some releases so if you don't get it then it's OK it is not necessary) Enter your password when it prompted then wait for the AnyDesk installation process to complete.) (Simply open your 'Downloads' folder, right click on anydesk_2.9.4-1_b choose Open With Software Install. Sudo dpkg -i anydesk_2.9.4-1_b Install AnyDesk via Ubuntu software center. Through GUI: go to select your os-compatibility version and install through Ubuntu Software Center. Then, on Ubuntu download AnyDesk using Software Center or On the Android television download Anydesk from Play store.

I guess it will work in your case, but it will be kinda slow. This answer requires your computer to be working so that your monitor (TV) can display the screen Note: This isn't exactly using the TV as a second monitor but you can control your Ubuntu system from the TV this way.

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