Just tried this out, really cool concept and something we want at our 100% remote company. Sadly it didn't work out for us on the first test. Here's our exper

Just tried this out, really cool concept and something we want at our 100% remote company. Sadly it didn't work out for us on the first test. Here's our experience in case it's helpful: Signup: - There's no concept of user provisioning or inviting users, so when I first signed up and started a session in slack everyone was a little confused about if they needed to individually sign up or if they should be expecting an invite to their corp email. - I'd also like some degree of user management at a corp level if for no other reaosn consolidated billing and basic auditing. Screensharing: - One of our cofounders is on linux and tried to do a screenshare. He has 3 monitors hooked up and even though screen asked him which monitor to share, it still shared all 3 at once. - On my side from a macbook as a viewer the app wedged all 3 of his monitors into view on my tiny 13" monitor and this completely destroyed the aspect ratio of each of his monitors (ha, it's really hard to write this without using the word screen), also the resolution was super low, likely because one of his monitors was showing a twitch video and the screen app was trying to keep up. - I tried zooming in on the one monitor where he had code open and it was super pixelated. - I tried drawing and there was a very noticeable delay for both of us even though we're both on high speed connections. - I tried to take screenshots of all this but every screenshot I took just resulted in a grey image (not sure if screen intentionally blocks screenshots but they're pretty important for us). ...sadly there was no way for us to do anything like remote debugging under these conditions. Will keep an eye out for updates since this is something we really want! Systems: Mac OS 10.15.2, Arch (Manjaro)