Ubuntu LTS is on x11, not wayland. So pipewire is irrelevant here. Pipewire and xdg-desktop are fairly new but not changing every day at all, that's just pure

Ubuntu LTS is on x11, not wayland. So pipewire is irrelevant here. Pipewire and xdg-desktop are fairly new but not changing every day at all, that's just pure lies. Now that's it's supported by almost all software but zoom, it's unlikely to introduce big breaking changes as well in the future. If the compositor itself do not support one part of it, it's the problem of the compositor itself, not Zoom, it won't change a thing on Zoom sides. That's exactly the concept behind it being a protocol that abstract the compositor.