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Ms teams is available for Linux... When I used it for work it ran fine on debian 10, but used enormous amounts of cpu. Not ideal for a laptop. Perhaps it's wor
by roeles 5y ago
Ms teams is available for Linux...
When I used it for work it ran fine on debian 10, but used enormous amounts of cpu. Not ideal for a laptop.
Perhaps it's worth trying out?
- bitwize 5y agoPerhaps try Jitsi Meet?
- aembleton 5y agoJitsi Meet doesn't connect to Teams meetings
- dm319 5y agoAs a long-time linux user, the MS teams linux client is woefully poor. It has ruined meetings for me by repeatedly losing the microphone. I use Windows more often for Teams meeting, and I'm not saying the Windows client is perfect in this regard either. Zoom on linux works well for me however.
- gruez 5y agoDo you even need the app? The web experience is just fine, and I suspect the "app" is just a web wrapper anyways.
- Nextgrid 5y agoWhat browsers are supported? I tried in both Firefox and Safari last time with no success.
- wanderingmind 5y agoChrome works well with teams on Debian based systems
- hef19898 5y agoKind of, because especially for my younger one the app is easy to use. Up to the point she gave me some Teams lessons. For myself I would propably go for the web solution, I developed a true antipathy for MS and Google lately. I never was a Mac / Apple person, so Linux and some open source, de-googled versions of Android are the weapobs of choice. Employer provided hard- and software is a different story all together.
- hef19898 5y agoI came to the conclusion that it's nice to have a google and MS free environment. If Teams is needed, or a Windows only game, I can still boot Windows.