Counterpoint, Teams is trashy and Microsoft will be moving away from it because of poor performance and memory usage. It's perfectly suitable for some things o

Counterpoint, Teams is trashy and Microsoft will be moving away from it because of poor performance and memory usage. It's perfectly suitable for some things of course (text editors should be a light lift) but the link draws a circle around graphically intensive workloads. And savings in the memory and cycles department are always welcome even if we've got tons of headroom these days.