Microsoft Teams Is Coming To Linux

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Phoronix: Microsoft Teams Is Coming To Linux

Microsoft Teams, the communication platform for chat / video messaging / collaborative file storage and other features, is in the process of being brought to Linux...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...ft-Teams-Linux

[Azrael5 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Azrael5]

finally microsoft begins to develop its own linux Os so many linux distributions will end because they are pure garbage.

[tildearrow Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tildearrow]

Eventually, I'm sure there will be one day where Phoronix will post an article about "Microsoft Windows is coming to Linux".
I really have this feeling that they'll replace the Windows kernel at some point and adopt Linux.

[angrypie Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close angrypie]

Eventually, I'm sure there will be one day where Phoronix will post an article about "Microsoft Windows is coming to Linux".
I really have this feeling that they'll replace the Windows kernel at some point and adopt Linux.

That would be fun to watch. They can't just throw Win32 out the window, so how good the compatibility layer will be? Specially considering they must support stuff that Wine cannot or will not do, like loading kernel drivers.

[reavertm Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close reavertm]

Well, it's Electron/CEF app so no surprise it runs everywhere. One might just as well use Outlook365 web interface, it's 100% the same.

[lectrode Phoronix Member Find all posts View Profile Close lectrode]

As much as I try to avoid using Windows-only products, sometimes it is unavoidable. Both Teams and Slack are used where I work (IT generally prefers Slack, while the Business side prefers Teams). If Teams comes to Linux, that'd be one less thing I'd have to use a VM for. Looking forward to it!

Well, it's Electron/CEF app so no surprise it runs everywhere. One might just as well use Outlook365 web interface, it's 100% the same.

Oh wow, it's actually working in the browser. Up until today anytime I'd try it in the browser it'd say something along the lines of "Your browser/OS combination is not supported" - it'd also get stuck in a loading loop if you used an agent switcher to tell it you were using a different browser/OS.

Still doesn't work in Vivaldi, but at least now it's working in Firefox and Chromium.

[Azrael5 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Azrael5]

Finally microsoft begins to develop its own linux Os so many linux distributions will end since they are pure garbage.

[xxmitsu Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close xxmitsu]

I used this as replacement on fedora 30: https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux
Is mostly identical with windows. However, it is awesome hearing we'll receive official support.

[edwaleni Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close edwaleni]

Eventually, I'm sure there will be one day where Phoronix will post an article about "Microsoft Windows is coming to Linux".
I really have this feeling that they'll replace the Windows kernel at some point and adopt Linux.

Or how about an announcement that says:

"GNOME announces it is releasing v4.0 to run on Windows Core"

[tildearrow Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tildearrow]

Or how about an announcement that says:

"GNOME announces it is releasing v4.0 to run on Windows Core"

But then what about other distros?