Element como alternativa Linux a Microsoft Teams (Windows app with full calling and meeting features)
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Element is a viable replacement for Microsoft Teams if your organization prioritizes open standards, decentralization, and end-to-end encryption. It supports core collaboration features like encrypted messaging, voice and video calls, screen sharing, and persistent rooms. However, it lacks deep integration with Microsoft 365 tools like Outlook, OneDrive, and SharePoint, which many Teams users rely on. Element works well for teams starting fresh or already using Matrix, but enterprises deeply embedded in the Microsoft ecosystem will face workflow gaps, especially around calendar syncing and file collaboration.
- Licencia
- AGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 1.12.32 (16 de octubre de 2026)
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Supports one-on-one and group video/audio calls with WebRTC
- Offers real-time messaging with persistent chat history
- Enables screen sharing during video conferences
- Provides cross-platform access (desktop and mobile) with synced accounts
- Allows bot integrations and keyword mentions for notifications
Lo que cambia
- No native integration with Microsoft 365 calendars or file storage
- Lacks built-in support for large-scale webinars and advanced meeting controls
- Does not support PSTN calling or enterprise telephony features out of the box
- No direct compatibility with Teams meeting links or invites
- Fewer administrative controls and reporting tools for enterprise IT
Abrir tus archivos de Microsoft Teams (Windows app with full calling and meeting features)
Element does not directly open or import Microsoft Teams chat history, meeting recordings, or channel files. File sharing in Element works through room attachments or external storage integrations like S3 or Nextcloud, but there is no automated migration path from Teams. Users must manually download and re-upload files. If your team uses OneDrive or SharePoint, those files can still be accessed via links, but they are not natively embedded or previewed in Element like in Teams.
Pasar de Microsoft Teams (Windows app with full calling and meeting features) a Element, paso a paso
- Set up a Matrix server or choose a hosted Element service
- Invite team members and create topic-based rooms for each team or project
- Migrate important documents manually from Teams to a shared storage system linked to Element
- Configure bots and integrations from the Element store for task automation
- Train users on room organization, notifications, and calling features
Funciones clave de Element
- Chat y llamadas con cifrado de extremo a extremo
- Salas persistentes con historial ilimitado
- Notificaciones y alertas de palabras clave personalizables
- Integraciones de bots a través de la tienda de Element
- Federación de Matrix para comunicación entre servidores
- Compartir pantalla y videoconferencia con WebRTC
- Los clientes de escritorio y móvil comparten la misma cuenta
- Soporte para Wayland a través de Flatpak
Cómo instalar Element en Linux
flatpak install flathub im.riot.RiotPreguntas frecuentes
Can I join a Microsoft Teams meeting from Element?
No, Element cannot join Microsoft Teams meetings directly. Teams uses proprietary protocols, and there is no bridge for joining meetings. You’ll need the Teams app for that.
Is end-to-end encryption enabled by default in Element?
No, E2E encryption must be manually enabled per room. Most public or organization-hosted rooms may not have it turned on by default.
Can Element replace Teams for a large company?
It can, but only with significant planning. You’ll need to replace Microsoft 365 integrations with open alternatives and ensure reliable calling through third-party VoIP providers.
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