Jitsi MeetLinux
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Jitsi Meet als Linux-Alternative zu Microsoft Teams (old version with full calling features)
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Jitsi Meet is a solid replacement for Microsoft Teams (legacy) if your main needs are video conferencing, chat, and screen sharing without dependency on PSTN calling or deep office tool integrations. It excels in simplicity, privacy, and cross-platform access—especially for organizations that self-host or prioritize open-source tools. However, it lacks built-in calendar integration, persistent chat history, and reliable dial-pad PSTN calling. Best suited for small teams, educators, or informal groups who value ease of use and don’t rely on enterprise calling features or file collaboration within a unified workspace.
- Lizenz
- Apache-2.0
- Preis
- Kostenlos
- Aktuelle Version
- 2026.8.0 (4. August 2026)
- Bewertung
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Was gleich funktioniert
- Supports group video conferencing with screen sharing
- Allows chat during meetings with multiple participants
- Works across Linux, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android
- Enables microphone and headset audio for voice communication
- Supports file sharing via external services or chat during meetings
Was anders ist
- No native PSTN calling or dial pad interface—calling relies on third-party bridges or SIP integration
- Lacks calendar integration; meetings aren't synced with Google Calendar or Outlook by default
- Chat is session-based and not persistent—no message history outside active meetings
- No built-in integration with Microsoft 365 or other office productivity tools
- End-to-end encryption is experimental and not enabled by default in all deployments
Ihre Microsoft Teams (old version with full calling features)-Dateien öffnen
Jitsi Meet does not directly handle file storage or document collaboration like Microsoft Teams. Files shared during meetings typically go through external services (e.g., Nextcloud, Dropbox links) or email. There's no support for opening or exporting Teams-specific chat logs, meeting transcripts, or OneDrive-linked files. If files were shared via links in Teams, those links may still work, but Jitsi itself doesn’t import or convert Teams data.
Von Microsoft Teams (old version with full calling features) zu Jitsi Meet wechseln – Schritt für Schritt
- Set up a self-hosted Jitsi instance or choose a public server like meet.jit.si
- Inform team members to join via browser or install the Jitsi Meet app on their devices
- Create named rooms for regular meetings using memorable URLs
- Use external tools like Nextcloud or Google Drive for file sharing during calls
- Configure SIP gateway if PSTN calling is required, or use external calling apps alongside Jitsi
Wichtige Funktionen von Jitsi Meet
- Stellt eine Verbindung zu jeder Jitsi-Installation her, einschließlich selbst gehosteter Server
- Kein Konto erforderlich, um an Besprechungen teilzunehmen oder diese zu leiten
- Unterstützt Ende-zu-Ende-Verschlüsselung für erhöhte Sicherheit
- Hochwertige Audio- und Videoübertragung über Opus, VP8, VP9 und AV1
- Passwortgeschützte Räume für private Besprechungen
- Kompatibilität mit Webbrowsern ermöglicht Teilnahme ohne Installation von Software
- Unterstützung benutzerdefinierter URLs für leicht zu merkende Besprechungslinks
- Unbegrenzte Teilnehmerzahl, lediglich durch Serverressourcen begrenzt
Jitsi Meet unter Linux installieren
flatpak install flathub org.jitsi.jitsi-meetHäufige Fragen
Can I make phone calls with a dial pad in Jitsi Meet?
Not directly. Jitsi Meet doesn’t include a built-in dial pad. PSTN calling requires a SIP gateway or third-party integration, which must be set up separately on a self-hosted server.
Is chat history saved after a meeting ends?
No. Jitsi Meet does not store chat logs. Messages are only visible during the live session and are lost when the meeting ends unless manually saved.
Can I use Jitsi Meet with Google Calendar or Outlook?
Not natively. You can manually add meeting links to calendar events, but there’s no automatic scheduling or sync between Jitsi and calendar apps.
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