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What difference would it make? The macOS app is fine as far as I can tell.

• deleted 2y ago
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• sgt 2y ago
  That's only after a tremendous amount of effort, with high CPU and mem utilization to add to it. The potential with native (at least on Mac) would be much higher.
  • babyent 2y ago
    90% of users don’t know about activity monitor lol
  • barbazoo 2y ago
    Don’t give them any ideas. All it needs to do is stream music.
• esafak 2y ago
  Slack is slow and bulky. It gives Teams a run for its money which, not surprisingly, is even worse.
  • barbazoo 2y ago
    Slack is perfectly fine on any machine I’ve used it on in the past 5 or so years, I honesty don’t know what you’re experiencing or expecting.
• pdimitar 2y ago
  Please define "fine"? There is always a very detectable lag when switching between channels and/or DMs. Always. Not a single exception. There's zero technical and human reason for allowing that to continue. The visible-on-the-screen messages are cached and you can, you know, just get on with it by painting the whole thing on the screen right away. It's "fine", he says. "Fine"... [grumbles under his nose, annoyed, and ventures into the far distance]