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Note that Zoom has a native Linux client that works well.
by senkora 5y ago
Note that Zoom has a native Linux client that works well.
- mijoharas 5y agoI would strongly disagree with you on the "works well" part. (it is hell on earth on a wayland machine. It can't screenshare unless you're on gnome or something, and on sway it seems to have a 50% chance of crashing every time it opens a meeting.) On the other hand, the web version is coming along nicely. I may uninstall the desktop app since it's such a PITA.
- senkora 5y agoThat’s fair. My experience is with Ubuntu, GNOME, and X Windows, which is probably the happy path for Linux support right now.
- flurdy 5y agoPopOS! Gnome & Wayland. Native Zoom works very well. Never crashes. And finally has virtual backgrounds. Only issue is Firefox windows are invisible when screen sharing, so I use Chromium for those sessions if I need to show a browser.