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What's the problem with "4 yr old laptops"? My colleagues and I use Teams on computers 1-5 years old and haven't heard about any issues.
by rwalle 4y ago
What's the problem with "4 yr old laptops"? My colleagues and I use Teams on computers 1-5 years old and haven't heard about any issues.
- cpuguy83 4y agoI think it's a dig at how resource hungry Teams is.
- top_sigrid 4y agoMaybe that works well on Windows machines, on the Mac at least on the Intel-era some year-old Macs MS Teams is one of the most horrible, buggy, resource hungry, non-working app that one could imagine.
- bitwize 4y agoAs soon as the M1 dropped, Apple just stopped giving a shit about Intel Macs. The whole OS is slow, janky, and appears to have driver bugs on Intel.
- top_sigrid 4y agoTeams was horrible before that. What you consider is not a reason for Teams being utterly crap on at least the Intel Macs - which I was talking of only as I have no Apple Silicon Mac to compare to.
- yamtaddle 4y agoIt's so bad it makes Slack look lightweight. Which is a real accomplishment.
- top_sigrid 4y agoActually true and a good way to put it
- ricktdotorg 4y agothe best way to use Slack on any desktop/computer OS is: 1) login to Slack in a chrome browser tab and then --> Create Shortcut 2) uninstall Slack app
- creshal 4y ago"4 year old laptop" can mean anything from "8 cores, 64 GB RAM, dedicated GPU" to "720p display, 4GB RAM, dual-core". If Github for whatever reason punished its employees with the latter, well. Teams is not the world's most optimized Electron app.
- bibinou 4y agoit's a reference to the previous para: > Effective immediately, we will be moving laptop refreshes from three years to four years.
- ecf 4y ago> Teams on computers 1-5 years old and haven't heard about any issues. My 2019 Intel MacBook would sound like a jet engine taking off when opening IntelliJ. Apple’s M2? Doesn’t even get hot doing a full index and battery lasts 4-5x as long. The quality of life using an Apple Silicone laptop while traveling is so much better. Frankly, it’s an embarrassment for Intel.
- vel0city 4y agoSilicone is a polymer of siloxane which makes rubber-like substance such as silicone oil, silicone grease, or silicone caulk. Silicon is an element often used in semiconductor manufacturing. Neither Apple or Intel manufacture silicone in any major quantities.