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That's great. Now do one on why Microsoft Teams grinds away with 100% CPU on my laptop for a few minutes just to bring up my calendar, or why Outlook on Android
by mnw21cam 3y ago
That's great. Now do one on why Microsoft Teams grinds away with 100% CPU on my laptop for a few minutes just to bring up my calendar, or why Outlook on Android freezes for a minute or so when looking at a single small email.
- xyst 3y agoMicrosoft Teams is so awful. Between the subpar audio and video quality, and performance issues with basic chat. The experience all around is awful. I wish my company would use something else but the CIO is hellbent on “rEdUcInG tHe nUmBeR oF tOoLs” and MS was apparently throwing in teams for “free” as part of o365 sub.
- OkayPhysicist 3y agoThe thing that consistently baffles me is how Slack, Teams, etc., routinely get demolished in terms of usability and performance compared to Discord. It's not like Discord isn't also doing the ridiculous "package a whole browser as a GUI lib" dance.
- mnw21cam 3y agoHaving said that, even though I complain about Teams sitting there with 100% CPU while doing nothing that appears useful, at least it does actually manage to do video conferencing full screen (3200x1800) within the limits of the Intel Atom in my current laptop, which is more than I can say for Google Meet, which was jittering all over the place until I made the window really small and switched off my camera.
- wmil 3y agoIT departments like to controll all app permissions using just Active Directory because it simplfies their lives. Teams uses Active Directory, and they can argue it's "good enough".