Teamspeak 3 has arrived! (With cross-platform QT based client and all)

**Sahkolihaa** · December 21st, 2009

Same CPU usage problem on Ubuntu Studio Karmic (32-bit).

**Raiju** · December 21st, 2009

Getting a error at launch(im sure i just installed wrong)

Code:

eric@raiju-desktop:~$ sudo -i
root@raiju-desktop:~# cp -r /home/eric/TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_amd64 /usr/lib/teamspeak3
root@raiju-desktop:~# cd /usr/lib/teamspeak3/
root@raiju-desktop:/usr/lib/teamspeak3# ln -s /usr/lib/teamspeak3/ts3client_linux_amd64 /usr/bin/teamspeak3
eric@raiju-desktop:~$ teamspeak3
teamspeak3: error while loading shared libraries: libfmodex64.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

**Sindwiller** · December 21st, 2009

So, TS3 is officially rubbish. They have to go GPL if they don't want to become even sh**tier than they already are

**Technophobia** · December 22nd, 2009

Works for me. The only real big difference between Teamspeak and Mumble is file transfer. At least they post binaries on their front page unlike the Mumble team.

**Sammi** · December 24th, 2009

Originally Posted by Sindwiller

So, TS3 is officially rubbish. They have to go GPL if they don't want to become even sh**tier than they already are

Bah, you always hear the complainers the loudest and TS3 is still beta.

**Sindwiller** · December 24th, 2009

At least they post binaries on their front page unlike the Mumble team.

Bah, you always hear the complainers the loudest and TS3 is still beta.

Even though that's true - we're in a Linux/FOSS community, TS for Linux has always been kind of b0rked in one way or another, we have a GPL replacement that runs smoother on all platforms - what were the benefits of using TS again? Even if they manage to smooth TS3 out for the gold release on Linux, what do we gain? Except for the obvious fact that we can use TS3 smoothly, since a lot of people still use it and it's often a must if you play multiplayer games, let alone MMORPG's. If I had the choice though, I'd go with something else.

**Onyx_47** · December 24th, 2009

I can confirm it didn't work and just ate CPU like crazy until I recompiled ALSA from source. I have ALSA 1.0.22 installed now, ran alsaconfig, set my card up in it, works like a charm now.

If you have problems with it try recompiling ALSA, worked for me.

**molafish** · June 9th, 2010

Originally Posted by Raiju

Getting a error at launch(im sure i just installed wrong)

Code:

eric@raiju-desktop:~$ sudo -i
root@raiju-desktop:~# cp -r /home/eric/TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_amd64 /usr/lib/teamspeak3
root@raiju-desktop:~# cd /usr/lib/teamspeak3/
root@raiju-desktop:/usr/lib/teamspeak3# ln -s /usr/lib/teamspeak3/ts3client_linux_amd64 /usr/bin/teamspeak3
eric@raiju-desktop:~$ teamspeak3
teamspeak3: error while loading shared libraries: libfmodex64.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I copied ts3client_runscript.sh to /usr/bin/ts3 instead of the symlink you did. Then I edited the script to point to the proper directory instead of the '.' char.

It worked fine out of the box on lucid (also moved it to /usr/lib as you did).