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Not sure how it works on Mac but on Linux it's a dreadful experience and I don't think any work tool had ever annoyed me more
by pawelduda 4y ago
Not sure how it works on Mac but on Linux it's a dreadful experience and I don't think any work tool had ever annoyed me more
- aeroevan 4y agoI just use the web version which works well enough on chrome, but is annoying. But luckily we also have slack and that's where most of data science/software collaboration happens
- vladvasiliu 4y agoOh man, I actually prefer the Linux version to the Windows one. The interface is a bit more usable, in that all the controls are grouped in the same place. On Windows, the bar is split along the top and right sides of the screen, and you can't set the incoming video to take the whole screen. Even "focus on content" still leaves a bunch of stuff hanging around. The only thing I prefer on Windows is that it uses native notifications. Other than that, it's the same laggy, broken piece of crap on all platforms. When I was still using a Mac, teams there seemed similar to Linux.
- luckman212 4y agoCurrent versions of Teams have the option to use native notifications (on macOS) and have had this feature for some time now. FYI.
- solardev 4y agoIt's terrible on Mac. It's terrible on Windows. It won't even load on my phone. It's just terrible everywhere.