Slack als Linux-Alternative zu Microsoft Teams (legacy)
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Slack is a reasonable alternative to legacy Microsoft Teams for teams that need channel‑based chat, file sharing, and integration with other tools. It works on Linux, but it is a proprietary app and lacks some Teams features like built‑in calendar integration and full meeting controls. It suits small to medium businesses that already use Slack or want a single platform for chat and basic collaboration, but larger enterprises that rely on Teams’ deep Office 365 integration may find Slack insufficient.
- Lizenz
- LicenseRef-proprietary
- Preis
- freemium
- Aktuelle Version
- 4.52.182 (20. Oktober 2026)
- Bewertung
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Was gleich funktioniert
- Both use channel‑based organization for topics and projects
- Both support direct messaging with read receipts and reactions
- Both allow file sharing with preview for common formats
- Both provide cross‑device sync for messages and notifications
- Both support threaded conversations to keep channels uncluttered
Was anders ist
- Slack does not provide native calendar integration or contact list sync like Teams
- Slack’s video conferencing is limited to 15‑minute calls in the free tier, whereas Teams offers full‑featured meetings
- Slack lacks built‑in version history for shared files; versioning is handled by the underlying storage service
- Teams supports meeting scheduling and recording directly within the app; Slack relies on third‑party apps
- Teams offers more granular permission controls for channels and files
- Slack is proprietary; Teams is part of the Microsoft ecosystem
Ihre Microsoft Teams (legacy)-Dateien öffnen
Opening or exporting files created in Microsoft Teams (legacy) is not directly supported by Slack. Teams files are stored in OneDrive or SharePoint, so you would need to download them from those services first. Once downloaded, Slack can accept the same file formats (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, images) for sharing, but the file history and metadata from Teams are not preserved when moving to Slack.
Von Microsoft Teams (legacy) zu Slack wechseln – Schritt für Schritt
- Export or download all files from Teams’ SharePoint or OneDrive locations
- Create corresponding Slack channels for each Teams team or project
- Upload the exported files into the new Slack channels, using the file upload feature
- Set up Slack Apps or integrations that replace Teams connectors (e.g., calendar, task manager)
- Invite users to the Slack workspace and provide training on channel usage
- Adjust notification and permission settings to match the previous Teams structure
Wichtige Funktionen von Slack
- Kanalspezifische Organisation für Themen und Projekte
- Direktnachrichten mit Lesebestätigungen und Reaktionen
- Dateifreigabe mit Vorschausupport für gängige Formate
- Integration mit Drittanbieter-Tools über Slack Apps
- Threaded Conversations, um Hauptkanäle übersichtlich zu halten
- Synchronisation über Geräte hinweg für Nachrichten und Benachrichtigungen
- Anpassbare Benachrichtigungseinstellungen pro Kanal oder DM
- Beta Linux‑Client mit fortlaufenden Funktionshinzufügungen
Slack unter Linux installieren
flatpak install flathub com.slack.SlackHäufige Fragen
Does Slack support the same meeting length as Teams?
Slack’s free tier limits video calls to 15 minutes. Paid plans allow longer meetings, but the experience is not as integrated as Teams’ meeting features.
Can I keep file version history when moving from Teams to Slack?
Slack does not maintain the same version history that Teams provides. You would need to manage versions manually or use a third‑party version control system.
Is Slack available on Linux?
Yes, Slack offers a native Linux client, available via Flathub and other package managers, though it is still in beta and may lack some features.