Rocket.ChatLinux
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Microsoft TeamsWindows
Rocket.Chat como alternativa Linux a Microsoft Teams
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Nuestra opinión
Rocket.Chat can serve as a practical replacement for Microsoft Teams for teams that need an open‑source, self‑hosted solution and are comfortable with a bit more configuration. It covers real‑time chat, threaded conversations, video/audio calls, file sharing, and basic office tool integration through APIs. It is best suited for organizations that value control over data, customizability, and cost‑free licensing, rather than those who rely heavily on deep Office 365 integration or enterprise‑grade security features that Teams offers.
- Licencia
- MIT
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 4.18.3 (14 de octubre de 2026)
- Valoración
- —
Lo que funciona igual
- Real‑time chat with threads
- Video and audio conferencing
- File sharing and storage
- User and group management
- Cross‑platform availability (desktop, web, mobile)
Lo que cambia
- No native Office 365 integration – relies on APIs and third‑party bots
- No built‑in live document editing (requires external services like OnlyOffice or Collabora)
- End‑to‑end encryption only for private channels, not all traffic
- No native meeting scheduling tied to Microsoft Outlook
- Requires self‑hosting or paid cloud for advanced features
Abrir tus archivos de Microsoft Teams
Rocket.Chat does not natively open or export Microsoft Teams files. Teams files are stored in SharePoint/OneDrive; to access them from Rocket.Chat you would need to download the files from SharePoint and upload them to Rocket.Chat, or use a bot/connector that syncs the two services. Unknown whether Rocket.Chat can directly import Teams‑specific formats like .msg or .docx from Teams chat history.
Pasar de Microsoft Teams a Rocket.Chat, paso a paso
- Export Teams data via Microsoft Graph API or Teams export tool to get chat logs and files.
- Set up a Rocket.Chat instance (self‑hosted or cloud) and create the same user accounts and groups.
- Upload exported files to Rocket.Chat channels or use a bot to automate the transfer.
- Re‑configure integrations (e.g., Slack‑style bots, webhook endpoints) to match Teams functionality.
- Inform users about differences in UI and feature set, and provide training on Rocket.Chat’s interface.
- Monitor usage and adjust permissions to match Teams’ security model.
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Funciones clave de Rocket.Chat
- Unlimited users and channels by default
- Video and audio conferencing
- File sharing and live document editing
- Extensive API and bot integrations
- End-to-end encryption for private channels
- Self-hosted or cloud-hosted options
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android
- Customizable themes and layouts
Cómo instalar Rocket.Chat en Linux
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