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We use teams at work. Most people i know cant stand it. Its chatoix UI. 10 tabs on each «teams». Ive deleted the app. Whenever someone tags me i just open their
by grezql 7y ago
We use teams at work. Most people i know cant stand it. Its chatoix UI. 10 tabs on each «teams». Ive deleted the app. Whenever someone tags me i just open their browser app, reply and close. Even having the tab open sometimes causes cpu and memory spike and my laptop fans starts wirring. If they kill skype/lync for teams, MS is making a huge mistake. Lync and Outlook are the most distraction free softwares we use.
- freeone3000 7y agoSkype for Business (Lync) was discontinued in July, and support will stop July 31, 2021.
- HeWhoLurksLate 7y agoHold up, what? I was using it until last week (I'm no longer with that company), and it was the semi-de-facto IM solution, because the entire team isn't on Slack, and worked well enough to serve our needs- the person we want to talk to is at another location right then (we moved around a lot) and we needed to talk to them. Discontinuation is news to me.
- senectus1 7y agoyeah thats not quite right: Microsoft announced that Skype for Business online will retire on July 31, 2021. They still sell the product, and the hybrid/on premises solution is going to be around for a while. MS Teams will replace the "Online" only. There is no "on Premises" solution for Teams so S4B will be around a while I think.
- delfinom 7y agoLync itself is decent from a UX standpoint. But holy fucking batman, the backend for Lync is an absolute nightmare to setup and maintain. I wouldn't blame Microsoft for wanting to get rid of Lync just to be rid of it.
- senectus1 7y agowhat? are you serious? Lync and Skype for Business UX is an abomination. I rage every day any time I have to use it, and I've been using it for about 10 years. Its the worse UX in any app I've ever had, I find GIMP easier to navigate than S4B.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoThat is a bit odd I have never seen teams spike my laptop and I have outlook and excel and an ubuntu vm plus a load of other stuff running