Parrot comes with ‘Remote Desktop Viewer’ might be worth trying that.
But anydesk should be easy to install, as it’s packaged into a .deb. Make sure you download the correct version off of the website, then open the .deb with ‘GDebi Package Installer’, and it will do the rest.
Well here is the solution for that In actuall the dependencies are not missing, Anydesk just need the exact version of the dependencies they ask despite the dependencies already being the latest one
first just install the Anydesk .deb package with this
sudo dpkg -i anydesk.deb (replace anydesk.deb with the package name that you have got)
it will give the error that two dependencies are missing then
do this sudo apt install -f to fix that
after that repeat the
sudo dpkg -i anydesk.deb
it will be install though it will give error.
Then to run it, just type anydesk in the terminal or search for Anydesk in the Application Menu.
Its fault from the Anydesk application not on the Parrot OS.
This may have worked before but since April 30th Parrot 4.9 anydesk dependency on libpango1.0-0 cannot be fixed easily as there is some kind of version or package name conflict I do not truly understand yet.
I don’t know who is to blame: debian, parrot 4.9 or anydesk…
libpango1.0-0 : Depends: libpango-1.0-0 (= 1.42.4-8) but 1.44.7-3 is to be installed
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Anydesk App is built for Stability this means they use stable packages
Parrot Os is based on Debian Testing (Bullseye) this means it has more newer versions of packages