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"Incredibly lucky" this time around I'm thinking. :) Oh, are you using it on an Apple Silicon mac?
by justinclift 3y ago
"Incredibly lucky" this time around I'm thinking. :)
Oh, are you using it on an Apple Silicon mac?
- tacotacotaco 3y agoNot the OP but I do run Teams on Apple Silicon and it is still a bug-ridden mess. Crashes, rendering bugs, file attachment bugs. At least once a week, usually more. Searches fail to find results that I can manually locate by scrolling through the chat history. I have reinstalled the app more than once. I have shared these observations in their feedback pop ups and I know Microsoft loves collecting telemetry. Why should they dedicate more money/resources to fix defects when it clearly hasn’t stopped them from growing their market share? Teams is the first example I use to begrudgingly explain to someone that quality doesn’t matter.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoAs per the hypothesis I stated, I think your problem is running Teams on an Apple system. I'm not defending Microsoft releasing a shitty product here, but I think it's most likely they didn't bother to properly test/debug it for other OSes and configurations than "embracing Windows and the Office ecosystem".
- TeMPOraL 3y agoNah. Just a random Thinkpad. I think Apple Silicon is going to one's experience worse here, not better - because of the "Apple" part.
- justinclift 3y agoNo worries. Was just wondering, as other dev's I know that run Teams on macOS (intel and arm64) say it's a pretty shitty experience. Was thinking maybe something had changed, but sounds like no. ;)