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  1. Linux client

    My team has some users on Linux, and one benefit Slack has is a Linux client. Without a Linux client on Microsoft Teams, some orgs may have to turn away in favor of Slack so everyone can participate without keeping a browser open all the time.

    10,237 votes

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    1878 comments  ·  Linux  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →

  2. Introduce Freedesktop dbus notifications for Linux

    Teams currently uses a custom notification which can't be controlled, and it breaks in tiling window managers such as Sway or i3. (Steals focus and position is always on the middle of the screen.)

    Referred from

    https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Teams-Developer/Teams-for-Linux-does-not-use-Freedesktop-dbus-notifications/m-p/1070215

    2,032 votes

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  3. Audio calling from browser

    From day 1, there is no way we can make audio calls from the browser. This is a very much required features quite a few users use Linux and there is no way we can use Teams with them.

    766 votes

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  4. Linux support and compatibility

    These features are not working on Linux:

    Notifications
    Push notifications
    Screen share
    Screen recording

    309 votes

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  5. linux screen share red outline

    On windows, if we do a screen share, there is a red outline around the screen. However on teams for linux there is no red outline and it can be confusing which screen we are sharing.

    Also, thank you so much for teams on Linux!

    24 votes

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