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In my case, it's either a Zen3 laptop with 32 GB or an older Xeon desktop with 64 GB. In both cases, it's larger than most regular office workers usually have,
by vladvasiliu 4y ago
In my case, it's either a Zen3 laptop with 32 GB or an older Xeon desktop with 64 GB.
In both cases, it's larger than most regular office workers usually have, so I don't think Teams should expect this kind of machine.
- hnews_account_1 4y agoI agree on that front. I’m also a power user of most software so I keep a mental note of nifty tricks that normal people cannot be expected to maintain. Even the IT folks didn’t know Teams had inbuilt functionality to mount individual sharepoints separately in file explorer (which just plugs into OneDrive for sync functionality) and they were trying to connect to it using some crazy network tricks until one of them saw how I mounted it and told me to show him how to do it. This is far and above what a normal user is expected to have discovered, but I just needed to point out that complaining on it on this forum is a bit hypocritical considering the vast majority of us are certainly top 0.1% on the tech literacy spectrum and most likely have access to very powerful systems that the typical user does not.