I haven't found better solution for this (yet). Only Ctrl+C in terminal will actually kill the process.
Note, there are some nuances exiting second Viber instance: if you simply close Viber window, process will still be running. (Sound for user1's Viber should work fine.) Just ignore it unless you badly need to use sound in second Viber instance and ready to setup pulseaudio in insecure way by running pulse with '-system' setting.
You may see error message from script: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set in the environment. This procedure works for me on Ubuntu 20.04 with Gnome, but I believe with Mate it will be OK too. # or simply run xhost +, if you do not care about security.Įxecute script and window with second Viber will appear. Now, in terminal, as user1, create script viber2.sh with the following commands: # Allow user2 connect to X server: Logout from user2 and switch back to user1. Uncheck "Launch Viber in background", for convinience. Switch login to this user and run Viber, register Viber for another phone number. I assume that Viber for primary user ( user1 for instance) is installed and running OK.Ĭreate another user. Furthermore, you can find the Troubleshooting Login Issues section which can answer your unresolved problems and equip you with a lot of relevant information. Use of Viber will be possible then without switching GUI sessions, but only with su command in terminal. Create Viber Account LoginAsk is here to help you access Create Viber Account quickly and handle each specific case you encounter. This procedure will use account switching, but only once during setup.
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