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Element als Linux-Alternative zu Microsoft Teams (newer versions with advanced features)

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Element can replace Microsoft Teams for teams that value open‑source software, end‑to‑end encryption, and federation across Matrix servers. It covers the core needs—persistent chat, threaded discussions, audio/video calls, screen sharing and basic file exchange. It works well for small‑to‑medium groups, NGOs, or tech‑savvy organisations that do not rely on deep Office 365 integration, built‑in scheduling, or the extensive compliance tooling that Teams provides. For enterprises locked into the Microsoft ecosystem, Element will feel limited, but for privacy‑focused or cross‑platform teams it is a solid alternative.

Funktionsabdeckung68%
Lizenz
AGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only
Preis
Kostenlos
Aktuelle Version
1.12.32 (16. Oktober 2026)
Bewertung
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Element logged-in frontend

Was gleich funktioniert

  • Real‑time chat with threaded messages
  • Audio/video conferencing with screen sharing
  • File sharing within conversations
  • Persistent rooms with unlimited history
  • Desktop client for Linux

Was anders ist

  • No native integration with Outlook/Exchange calendar
  • Lacks built‑in Office document co‑authoring
  • No granular security and compliance dashboards required by large enterprises
  • No dedicated Teams‑specific bots or apps marketplace
  • Limited admin controls compared to Microsoft 365 tenant management

Ihre Microsoft Teams (newer versions with advanced features)-Dateien öffnen

Element can receive any file uploaded in a Teams channel and store it as a regular attachment, but it does not understand Microsoft Teams‑specific file formats such as .teams or proprietary meeting recordings. You can download the files and open them with appropriate Linux applications; exporting a full Teams channel history or chat transcript is not directly supported, so you would need to copy content manually or use third‑party scripts.

Von Microsoft Teams (newer versions with advanced features) zu Element wechseln – Schritt für Schritt

  1. Create a Matrix account (or use an existing one)
  2. Invite all users to a shared Matrix homeserver or federated servers
  3. Set up rooms that correspond to Teams channels and configure permissions
  4. Distribute the Element Flatpak (flatpak install flathub im.riot.Riot) and guide users on login
  5. Test file sharing and video calls, adjust notification settings as needed

Wichtige Funktionen von Element

  • End‑to‑Ende verschlüsselter Chat und Anrufe
  • Persistente Räume mit unbegrenzter Historie
  • Anpassbare Benachrichtigungen und Schlüsselwort‑Alarme
  • Bot‑Integrationen über den Element‑Store
  • Matrix‑Federation für serverübergreifende Kommunikation
  • Bildschirmfreigabe und WebRTC‑Videokonferenzen
  • Desktop- und Mobile‑Clients teilen dasselbe Konto
  • Wayland‑Support via Flatpak

Element unter Linux installieren

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub im.riot.Riot

Häufige Fragen

Can Element join a Microsoft Teams meeting?

No. Element uses Matrix/WebRTC for calls, so it cannot directly join a native Teams meeting link.

Is end‑to‑end encryption available for group chats?

Yes, Element supports E2E encryption for rooms, but all participants must enable it.

Do I need a paid license for Element?

No, Element is free and open source; there are optional hosted services, but the client itself has no cost.

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