> Why would I want to use this as a mini-desktop if I can't even do a Teams call on it? You can do a Teams call on it (with prerelease software). See two Pis c

> Why would I want to use this as a mini-desktop if I can't even do a Teams call on it? You can do a Teams call on it (with prerelease software). See two Pis conferencing that way here (call was slightly glitchy until one guy on the call figured out he needed to switch from his crappy wifi to a wired connection): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35_5wRKi_TI&t=415s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35_5wRKi_TI&t=415s I don't get why anyone who wants to use it as a mini-desktop views the encoder situation as a deal breaker (from the linked comments): it only takes around 1 processor to encode 1080p60 with our default settings (which is still better quality than the PI 4 hardware encoder)