Discord ou Microsoft Teams (newer versions) : une bonne alternative sous Linux ?

Discord, alternative Linux à Microsoft Teams (newer versions)

Mis à jour le 29 octobre 2026

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Discord can replace Microsoft Teams for casual or small‑team collaboration where informal chat, voice, and screen sharing are the main needs. It works well for groups that already use Discord, but it lacks the deep integration with Microsoft 365, calendar scheduling, and enterprise‑grade security features that Teams provides. For developers, educators, or businesses that rely on Office 365 or Azure AD, Teams remains the better choice.

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Licence: LicenseRef-proprietary
Prix: freemium
Dernière version: 1.0.167 (26 octobre 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil

Both provide real‑time text chat and voice/video calls
Both support screen sharing
Both allow group conversations organized into channels or rooms
Both are cross‑platform (desktop, mobile, web)
Both offer moderation/role‑based permissions

Ce qui change

Discord lacks native calendar/meeting scheduling and does not integrate with Outlook or Microsoft 365
Discord does not support Azure AD single sign‑on or enterprise authentication
Teams provides file sharing tightly integrated with OneDrive/SharePoint; Discord relies on external links or third‑party bots
Teams includes built‑in meeting recording and transcription; Discord does not
Teams offers compliance and data‑loss prevention features; Discord does not

Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Teams (newer versions)

Discord does not natively open or edit Microsoft Teams documents. Files shared in Teams are typically stored in OneDrive or SharePoint; to access them from Discord you would need to download the file via the Teams interface or use a bot that forwards the link. Exporting Teams files to Discord is not supported directly.

Passer de Microsoft Teams (newer versions) à Discord, étape par étape

Export any scheduled Teams meetings to a calendar file (ICS) and import it into your preferred calendar app
Download shared files from Teams to your local drive and upload them to a cloud service that Discord can access (e.g., Google Drive)
Create a Discord server and set up channels that mirror your Teams teams or channels
Invite team members to Discord and provide them with the server link
Configure Discord roles and permissions to match your Teams structure
Set up a bot or integration if you need to sync files or notifications

Fonctionnalités clés de Discord

Serveurs organisés avec des canaux texte et voix thématiques
Appels vocaux et vidéo à faible latence pour les groupes
Messagerie directe pour des conversations individuelles ou de petits groupes
Partage d’écran et diffusion de jeux
Outils de modération avec rôles et permissions personnalisés
Prise en charge multiplateforme pour les appareils de bureau et mobiles
Version Flatpak sandboxée pour une meilleure sécurité sous Linux

Installer Discord sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub com.discordapp.Discord

Questions fréquentes

Can I use Discord for video conferencing the same way I use Teams?

Yes, Discord supports voice and video calls with up to 25 participants in a voice channel, and screen sharing is available for all participants. However, it does not offer meeting recording or transcription like Teams.

Will Discord integrate with my Office 365 files?

Discord does not have native integration with OneDrive or SharePoint. You would need to share file links manually or use a bot that connects to those services.

Is Discord secure enough for enterprise use?

Discord is secure for casual use, but it lacks enterprise‑grade compliance, data‑loss prevention, and Azure AD single sign‑on that Teams provides. For regulated environments, Teams is the safer choice.