NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi

Here you find suitable packages for Raspberry Pi 2, Pi 3, Pi 4 and Pi 5. Please select according to your device and the OS installed. Note that packages are platform-specific but NoMachine subscriptions are universal, so you can switch to any OS at any time and use the same subscription. Need another platform or another OS? Click here. For more details about the supported CPUs and distributions, consult the article in our Knowledge Base.

Raspberry Pi 64-bit

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi RPM (aarch64)

Version:

10.2.3_1

Package size:

145.01 MB

Package type:

RPM

MD5 signature:

0731da6abc8172c47b6ba79fdb6c76f4

For:

Raspberry Pi3 (Broadcom BCM2837) running Centos 7.4 aarch64 / Fedora 24 aarch64 / OpenSuSE Leap 42.2 aarch64

Activate Enterprise Desktop with a subscription or by generating a 14-day evaluation license.

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi DEB (arm64)

Version:

10.2.3_1

Package size:

143.98 MB

Package type:

DEB

MD5 signature:

4c787cbb5533d4e53c8f8433a710c684

For:

Raspberry Pi3 (Broadcom BCM2837) running Debian GNU/Linux 8 arm64

Activate Enterprise Desktop with a subscription or by generating a 14-day evaluation license.

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi TAR.GZ (aarch64)

Version:

10.2.3_1

Package size:

144.06 MB

Package type:

TAR.GZ

MD5 signature:

c638485593d18a62bb9e8ac505b02135

For:

Raspberry Pi3 (Broadcom BCM2837) running Centos 7.4 aarch64 / Debian GNU/Linux 8 arm64 / Fedora 24 aarch64 / OpenSuSE Leap 42.2 aarch64

Activate Enterprise Desktop with a subscription or by generating a 14-day evaluation license.

Raspberry Pi 32-bit

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi RPM (armv7hl)

Version:

10.2.3_1

Package size:

139.13 MB

Package type:

RPM

MD5 signature:

14885a4b9f49c2367b923b2d8c348d9c

For:

Raspberry Pi2 (Broadcom BCM2836) running Fedora 21/Fedora 24

Activate Enterprise Desktop with a subscription or by generating a 14-day evaluation license.

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi DEB (armhf)

Version:

10.2.3_1

Package size:

138.1 MB

Package type:

DEB

MD5 signature:

1d8615235e2c226eb358abdaa7dbbebd

For:

Raspberry Pi3 (Broadcom BCM2837) running Ubuntu 14.10 (Linaro 15.01) / Debian GNU Linux 8.0 Jessie / Raspbian Wheeze / Raspbian Jessie / Ubuntu Mate 15.10 / Ubuntu Mate 16.04

Activate Enterprise Desktop with a subscription or by generating a 14-day evaluation license.

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop for Raspberry Pi TAR.GZ (armv7hl)

Version:

10.2.3_1

Package size:

138.17 MB

Package type:

TAR.GZ

MD5 signature:

d63970e0317f611d246929225b65c6f5

For:

Raspberry Pi3 (Broadcom BCM2837) running Fedora 21 / Fedora 24 / Ubuntu 14.10 (Linaro 15.01) / Debian GNU Linux 8.0 Jessie / Raspbian Jessie / Ubuntu Mate 15.10 / Ubuntu Mate 16.04

Activate Enterprise Desktop with a subscription or by generating a 14-day evaluation license.

Downloading and Installing
RPM/DEB/TAR.GZ version
  • Click on Download and save the file.
  • Install the package by using the graphical package manager provided by your Linux distribution or from command line by running the appropriate command:

    RPM:$ sudo rpm -i nomachine-enterprise-desktop_10.2.3_1_armv7hl.rpm
    DEB:$ sudo dpkg -i nomachine-enterprise-desktop_10.2.3_1_armhf.deb
    TAR.GZ:$ cd /usr $ sudo tar zxvf nomachine-enterprise-desktop_10.2.3_1_armv7hl.tar.gz $ sudo /usr/NX/nxinstall --install
If you don't have the sudo utility installed, log on as superuser ("root") and run the command without sudo.
NOTE: click here for detailed instructions on how to install the packages.

Recommended System Requirements
Hardware

The packages we provide for ARM are ARMv7 and ARMv8 architecture. A number of ARM devices are supported such as Banana Pi (Allwinner A20), BeagleBone Black (AM335x 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8), Orange Pi Zero (H2 quad-core ARM Cortex-A7) and others. Make sure you install correct packages for the ARM device that you are using. To check what architecture your ARM device uses, open a terminal on your device and run the uname -m command. For further information about supported devices and the minimum HW requirements, along with details of the Linux flavors to use on your ARM devices, please consult the guide here.