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I use a Mac, but just as a terminal to a Linux workstation. Unfortunately, I work in a place where we need access to Outlook (and its calendar), and Skype for
by mugsie 10y ago
I use a Mac, but just as a terminal to a Linux workstation.
Unfortunately, I work in a place where we need access to Outlook (and its calendar), and Skype for Business / Lync. There is not really a good story for these things on Linux still (and I doubt we will ever see a Skype for Business for Linux), and even with Thunderbird + Exquilla, email is tough.
That said, my laptop mounts my workstations home dir, and then I use iTerm's fantastic tmux integration to connect to the shell.
(My personal PC at home is still Linux though :) )
- kondor6c 10y agoI use Outlook's webmail which has improved vastly compared to earlier versions. I'm not sure if Skype of Business supports their web interface, but you could give it a try https://web.skype.com https://web.skype.com
- mugsie 10y agoYeah, I used to use the web interface, but found it lacking, especially with meeting invites. Skype for Business has no web interface :( . I tried windows VMs, dialing in, mobile apps, 3rd party apps - but nothing was reliable / usable enough for daily use.