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Zoom also does weird OS-detection which seems to fail with Debian-testing, so I can't use screensharing on Wayland. Works fine with Jitsi Meet. They also don't
by mgbmtl 7y ago
Zoom also does weird OS-detection which seems to fail with Debian-testing, so I can't use screensharing on Wayland. Works fine with Jitsi Meet. They also don't support dual-screen mixed-scaling (4k laptop with 1080p external screen).
Feels like using Skype: worked for a while under Linux, then never got updated and became very unpredictable/clunky.
- fock 7y agoand the very funny thing is that they apparently don't do any compression at all on screens, so in one meeting I got a 2560x1440-feed (with 4 fps...). Was horribly slow on the VM I used (because the web-interface was not working at that time). Also I wonder what's stopping them (except for them wanting to get their APT on every machine) from giving you more than one stream in the browser...
- wryun 7y agoOne way to work around this, stolen from somewhere on the internet: bwrap --dev-bind / / --ro-bind /opt/zoom/os-release /etc/os-release /usr/bin/zoom %U Where you set /opt/zoom/os-release to something appropriate. Should be enough to copy your current one and set VERSION_ID to 10. (it's pretty simplistic)