Hi . i am forced to use microsft teams but i see that desktop app was discontinued . what are the alternatives ?

    • @[email protected]
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      48 months ago

      Yep, I have been using it and it works great. I had to use the --disableAutogain true arguments, my SO talking in the background would spike the mic input levels but after using the flags I had zero issues.

      • @[email protected]
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        18 months ago

        I didn’t know that was an option! I’ve been running the Chrome extension to disable automatic gain. I have had better luck using Edge than Chrome for the PWA, and they have a flatpak to make it easier. The only thing I miss now is the multiple windows like you get on a Mac/Windows where the call doesn’t take over the chat window.

  • ɐɥO
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    88 months ago

    Webapp works fine on firefox and chromium

    • @LeFantome
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      38 months ago

      Not sure about Firefox but Chrome and Edge should work.

    • @szczuroarturoOP
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      28 months ago

      It did not on firefox and brave . Probably gotta tinker abit to enable cookies and similar… Still i generaly prefer apps over web interfaces

  • Dotdev
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    58 months ago

    Well you can use the web version.

  • @CameronDev
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    58 months ago

    The web interface still works? Might need chrome for it to work, it was broken in firefox last time i tried it.

  • @[email protected]
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    8 months ago

    I’ve been using the discontinued flatpak for the last month and it works fine.

    Alongside it, I’ve also used the unofficial teams-for-linux flatpak which also works well.

    I tried Chromium but couldn’t get audio working and in Firefox, audio worked but screen sharing didn’t as in, I couldn’t see my lecturer’s shared screen but I could see it in Chromium, so I had Firefox opened to hear the audio and was following along the shared screen on Chromium.