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Yes, they broke this somewhat recently. Video &c. doesn't work in Chromium either. So this means that I pull my customers into a competitor product, and they a
by cess11 2y ago
Yes, they broke this somewhat recently. Video &c. doesn't work in Chromium either.
So this means that I pull my customers into a competitor product, and they also get to hear me badmouth Teams if I find an opportunity to do so.
- cereal_cable 2y agoEveryone I work with is constantly badmouthing Teams. It's buggy and flakey and they killed Linux support which my company actually made use of. Either way, it doesn't matter since it's bundled. Literally killed any chance of competition getting a fair shake at our usage. Teams doesn't have to be better, they're just bundled.
- cess11 2y agoThe customers I'm thinking of are in the public sector and quite non-technical, from us they learn that there are better options and realise that the tooling they have are causing them pain. Together with GDPR cases tightening things up on what software you can use I expect this to make a difference.
- cogman10 2y agoYup. My company was seriously considering slack, but then teams came in the o365 bundle they were already paying for, so we went with teams. It's better than where we were (Cisco jabber) but also worse than what's out there.
- GFischer 2y agoThe company I work for used Slack, we were happy, but higher ups were looking to cut costs and they noticed they had Teams for free, so guess what... bye bye Slack. Absolutely a monopoly maneuver.